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One of the best things of PHP today is the ecosystem. The PSR [0] interfaces let you build your own framework using libraries from the major frameworks or independent libraries seamlessly.

[0] https://www.php-fig.org/psr/

And composer!

This is a very good resource for PDO: https://phpdelusions.net/pdo

> import { test } from "https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/testing.ts";

This feels both very pragmatic and frightening at the same time.

Great way to raise awareness. Now use the printers to warn people their IP cameras are exposed too.

Maybe if your experience using a shell is only Window's CMD. I live in the shell. My Linux machines are configured to automatically open a terminal upon login and the first thing I do when I get a new Windows installation is getting bash working on it even if it's not for development.

Do whatever the one that donates more money to him wants him to do.

Thanks, I also found this information in the site: https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss/%3C2018071822544...

It seems a fresh revenue model after so much the-user-is-the-product models. Here's is to your success!

This sounds too good to be true. Who's funding this project?

The solution is to upgrade the users to know better than to get baited.

And then find a way to run that and so turn it into a programming language?

Doesn't the chained version still iterate over all the elements and squares them before taking the first 3 bigger than 5? the second version only goes over the minimum necessary elements and then breaks. How can the first be higher performance?

You can buy it as a gift... to 300 of your close friends who are incidentally named like you and live in your house.

At least it's not /r/os

It would be nice to have a sectioin with things that work differently in both languages. For example in python `if []:` evaluates to False while in javascript `if ([]) {` evaluates to True.

Are we broadcasting signals?

4chans version:

"Ironic shitposting is still shitposting"

> (a := b)

Will `with` start using this syntax instead of `b as a`: `with open('foo') as a:` == `with a := open('foo'):`?

Update: found my answer on the pep. `with EXPR as VAR` actually calls `EXPR.__enter__()` so it's not the same.