The point of the article being that you should show a message saying "Username/email is not found" if you can't find the username/email in the database.
I agree on all the "Pros" you listed. The problem I had with those IDEs is that they are really not as powerful as offline IDEs. If you are using a powerful cross-language code completion with code intelligence every other minute, refactor, use different code navigation, search and replace in files options etc... then you're gonna a have a baad time..;
Isn't it going to create massive flight delays if used at large scale ?
Since you checked in your first flight they are going to wait for you on the second one, making multiple "last calls" hence delaying every other passengers in the plane isn't it ?
This is not going to make flying any more enjoyable...
i think you're touching a sensible subject.
with autogeneration can you really maintain your applications and more important, what happens with future versions of RubyOnRails ?
Will thoose autogenerated scripts still be usable ?
Does the ROR developpers have to write migration scripts for your scripts everytime ?
With plateforms like Zope, as soon as structure is not changed the scripts are much more reliables.
I think that Google is a good thinkg in the way that it makes things happen, it always keep moving adding functionalities,...
And other must follow ! It's good for concurence and very good for technology !
For example in France we have an ISP Free.fr (Proxad) That keeps offering services for nothing or very low prices (live reverse, DNS non dynamic IP,...). All thoose services that other ISP used to make us pay for even if they don't cost them a penny !
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Honestly, most websites can run on PHP 7.2 by adding error_reporting(E_NONE);
The point of the article being that you should show a message saying "Username/email is not found" if you can't find the username/email in the database.
I agree on all the "Pros" you listed. ... then you're gonna a have a baad time ..;
The problem I had with those IDEs is that they are really not as powerful as offline IDEs.
If you are using a powerful cross-language code completion with code intelligence every other minute, refactor, use different code navigation, search and replace in files options etc
Isn't it going to create massive flight delays if used at large scale ?
Since you checked in your first flight they are going to wait for you on the second one, making multiple "last calls" hence delaying every other passengers in the plane isn't it ?
This is not going to make flying any more enjoyable ...
really nice tutorial video
I think that you should really design everything on paper, then scan the paper, and upload it on the web ! and ... voilà !
And know you can check joomla :
http://www.joomla.org/
Gavroche Le Gnou
Flash Xml Socket Server
What a buzz for nothing ... ....
and a LATE nothing
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GavrocheLeGnou
Flash Socket Server For Xml Communication
i think you're touching a sensible subject.
with autogeneration can you really maintain your applications and more important, what happens with future versions of RubyOnRails ?
Will thoose autogenerated scripts still be usable ?
Does the ROR developpers have to write migration scripts for your scripts everytime ?
With plateforms like Zope, as soon as structure is not changed the scripts are much more reliables.
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Gavroche Le Gnou
Flash Xml Multi-User Socket Server
I think that Google is a good thinkg in the way that it makes things happen, it always keep moving adding functionalities, ... ...). All thoose services that other ISP used to make us pay for even if they don't cost them a penny !
And other must follow ! It's good for concurence and very good for technology ! For example in France we have an ISP Free.fr (Proxad) That keeps offering services for nothing or very low prices (live reverse, DNS non dynamic IP,
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Gavroche
Flash Xml Socket Server
I really don't understand why ubuntu is so popular ? What have ubuntu that other distro haven't ? I hope it's not that ugly Brown wallpaper ....
Is it another Cisco stuff to sell hardware instead of Open source software ?