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How does singleton in php persist if every time scripts are ran variables reset? I need one pdo object to my SQLite db
Daniel Nguyen
I like python flask is there anything I should be 'growing up' into?
Aaron Wright
second for web dev is boring..
Colton King
for me, it's Neovim
Aaron Powell
tailwind seems pretty neat for allowing you a bunch of control but also not being as low-level as plain CSS BUT doesn't it get unwieldy as fuck in non-trivial projects?
Luis Torres
it doesn't, it only persists for the current php execution... then it terminates.
maybe in php-fpm you can have a server that runs all the time and keeps it alive.
but either way, I think you are supposed to close the connection after the request finishes
Jace Martinez
Ok then how can I avoid creating a new connection to the db every request?
Camden Powell
you can't.. you could if you used some node-like php servers which run on fphm, but those are in beta as far I know...
Bentley Gray
Why is streaming large json from server to client so difficult? Why isn’t new line delimited json more widely supported/have a dedicated application type?
Lucas Young
Braindeadfag here, I don't know what the fuck anything is, but I'm definitely ready to learn something. Just point me in a direction. I'm tired of my current shitty position of delivery driver.
Ian King
Vue vs React. Which one is better>?
Blake Perry
just read the testimonies on their page. they totally tell you that tailwind is actually THE ONLY way to get things done in non-trivial projects. therefore it must be true. and the people who use it totally are not people from other fields of web dev/design at all. NO. they have all the creds in saying stuff about css.
seriously: if you think that the shit that tailwind provides makes for anything good, be it reasonable results, reasonable speed, reasonable sources - then you are the kind of person who should indeed use that stuff o.O
Ethan Jones
Both are fine. Vue is more noob friendly and generally a bit nicer to use. React has more jobs available tho so if you're a poorfag it's a better bet.
Angel Sanders
Literally read the bake you idiot. You have all the information you need right in front of you yet you still ask. I hope you’re just lazy, not stupid, otherwise you won’t stand a chance
Ayden Mitchell
Php has been shit for me so far, any other languages/frameworks/libraries that are low in memory footprint that I could use for dynamic websites?
Leo Ward
>Braindeadfag here, I don't know what the fuck anything is You made the right decision, my dear friend. Being a braindeadfag is nothing to worry about in the vast field of web dev. Actually, being a braindeadfag is a requirement and you achieve this required, objective standard. Congratulations! Here is what you have to do: Do NOT start from the ground up. You don't need semantic html, class based css and vanilla javascript. Instead, you better start putting frameworks on top of each other. Just download random 10gigs of npm shit and type "webdev start". Et voila, your first web project is done and ready. You simply type webdev.start.floor.random.onclick.then.function.return and it just works. Good luck, sir.
Ian Campbell
well, I work in php primary, but I personally used nodejs... exprimtened with c# and never used go, so I can't tell you what to pick..
but each language has a webserver library nowadays lol
Carter Mitchell
but if you wanted php and have those singleton classes, you could do it with this
I'm learning front end web development from The Odin project. I just reached the react section and I was wondering at what point should I start applying to jobs. I am a first year uni student at a completely different field and I want to get a part time job in web Dev. I have no work experience yet but I would like to get some
Kevin Ortiz
Does applying for jobs cost anything where you live? No? Then just do it. There is no 'magical' skill line above or below which you'll get jobs / not get any. Just apply and see what happens.
Alexander Lee
>Does applying for jobs cost anything where you live? Companies can sue your for wasting their HR time.
