Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

I seldom post, mostly on my activity on @StackOVerflow or updates for #phpdelusions I follow only accounts that post on the technology, to keep the feed sane phpdelusions.net Joined May 2016

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

3 years ago

I wish I'll ever have the opportunity to try the Pair programming. I believe my efficiency will increase like 500% at least

Andrew Edstrom @andrewedstrom

3 years ago

I wish I'll ever have the opportunity to try the Pair programming. I believe my efficiency will increase like 500% at least

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Extreme Programming Explained by @KentBeck is basically the bible for teams that pair program. Its reputation is well-deserved. Even though helped popularize the idea of pairing, it actually only has two pages on the subject! You'll probably be surprised by what it says:

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

3 years ago

The epic battle between the logic and superstition old.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments…

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

3 years ago

Dear friends, I need your opinion on this phpdelusions.net/articles/how_t…

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

4 years ago

Gamification is killing @StackOverflow. It is not yet visible on the main site but regional sites are dying. Solely because gamification is only focused on providing new answers and never encourages editing existing information.

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Sarah Drasner @sarah_edo

4 years ago

Make it work Make it right Make it fast Make it work again because you broke it making it fast

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Sarah Drasner @sarah_edo

4 years ago

When debugging, don’t change multiple things before evaluating the result. I know debugging can make us all impatient, but I promise even though it seems slower, you’ll get through it faster and have a better understanding of how everything is working together to boot.

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

4 years ago

An interesting backslash is going on regarding the recent PHP features.Such as this tweet from Taylor or this article by Joe, reddit.com/r/PHP/comments… and I must say I tend to agree with them.With only one exception - one never can tell whether an addition is worthy without trying

Taylor Otwell @taylorotwell

4 years ago

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

4 years ago

That feeling of enormous relief when you'e finally manage to get an error!.. A clear, reproducible and understandable error message that explains some weird behavior you were investigating for hours.

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PHP LibHunt @phpLibHunt

4 years ago

Awesome #PHP Weekly #257 is out php.libhunt.com/newsletter/257 Featuring @ThePracticalDev @ShrapnelCol @marcoshuttle @marcoshuttle

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

5 years ago

phpdelusions.net/mysqli/obscure… A new article, straight from the owen!

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

5 years ago

Four stages of getting error reporting: 1. No errors reported, no idea what happens if code fails; 2. All errors on-screen, woohoo! 3. The site goes live and all errors revealed to the world => whoops! Switching reporting off! 4. Finally, the differential approach is adopted.

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

5 years ago

stackoverflow.com/q/36882149/285… @StackOverflow is a horrible site, full of quick and dirty hacks written by noobs a decade ago and then endorsed by other noobs. Here is another example: on the the **fourth** answer ranked by score is a correct one.

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Your Common Sense @ShrapnelCol

5 years ago

stackoverflow.com/a/65950036/285… It is OK to use a PHP file to store database credentials/ sensitive keys/whatever. What is really important is to remove such a config file from a repository/version control. Whereas a particular format, be it env, json, yaml or whatnot is not important