Animated PHP logo gif.

That's not hapening. Use linux or build a hackntosh.

@forkbomber It's a custom CMS that allows a client to manage their own campains. Meaning they also choose the page URL by them self. By some reason the person who created the page tought it would be a good idea to put two dashes in a row in a URL (https://domain.com/page--name/) . Mod security didn't like that. Lesson learned. I need to change the url validation function.

These are HR people not IT. The client doesn't want to pay us to manage the content. They also dont want to hire the webmaster to manage their page. As a result mostly people in marketing has to manage the website content as a extra task.

@fergor these are the basics of dynamic typed languages. Javascript is very similar and also has the === operator. Problem is that devs come from static typed languages and don't read the documentation. Then you get the post like yours. If you know the language you know when to use == and when === ( hint: you should use === in most cases).

If you don't know how to use the language it doesn't make it a bad language. It just makes you a bad programmer.

I just ran apt-get update && apt-get upgrade on windows 10.

They were just lazy.

function verify($api_key, $timestamp,$token, $signature){
return hash_hmac("sha256", "$token$timestamp", $api_key) === $signature;
}

I basicaly live in terminal on my mac.

Probably so you can pass 100, "100" or "100%". And it will work.

I got used to this. If I C/P the image to the paint app I get the original image. In the newer word versions it works with photoshop too.

@rozzzly yup it was c99.php

The best ones are when it tels you that some property on some object in a third party library is not defined.

Just wait til you guys learn about let.

I like my code to have dark bg and my apps to have white bg. White bg in apps is one of the reasons why I use iOS.

So deal with it.

StartCom

@wintersmith startups go where the money is.

I guess its going to be the place where the money will be.

You can still compile swift 2 code. Or xcode can convert it to swift 3.

A client once brought me his business card and told me to scan the logo on it and use it on the website.

Like you learnd windows in 5 minutes.

At work 2 x 24''. At home 1 x 24'' + 13'' mbp for iOS stuff.

Logo. Didn't even own a computer at the time. There was a kids show on tv that tought the basics. This was in the 80s. Damn I'm old. Then pascal and basic in high school.

I never liked A1, because its integrated to the Dom to much, witch leads to performance problems if you have to much data. Dom is still slow. React uses virtual dom and modifies browser's dom only for what has actually changes. This is much faster. I think A2 is also using virtual dom. But I haven't looked much in to it yet.

React + Redux is the current hot technology. Until something new comes along. Probably in a couple of weeks.

Location area covered entire parking lot. So this feature is not very usefull.

Neither. Learn react instead.

It's a good start.

Some comments:
- there is a big lag when you click back
- there should realy be a loading indicator.

Gota love electron. 50MB download for a 6kB app FTW.

Yup. He did!

You know best you have a dirty mind.

I felt bad for not buying it. So I switched to 7zip.

I constanyt do this as I switch between JS and PHP code on the same project

Back online with my old/bacup router. The other one looks like it's bricked. Dhcp doesn't work over lan either.