here is a quick outline of some issues in php through the years: http://phpxmlrpc.sourceforge.net/#security early and naive implementations of xml parsers in php used eval, and as such were terribly insecure and hacked…
the syntax seems regular but the grammar for php isn't. this is why you can't do $a = foo(1,2,3)[0] in php. also why this won't happen any time soon.
tbh, php excels at being a templating engine. it is very easy to get data in and out of the database and into the browser. however, the implementation of php itself is buggy and often plagued with security…
You missed the bit where I said having a standard way of calling a script would be an improvement. (and The bits where I asked how you would deal with keeping them in sync) (and I missed the bit where you said m2sh was…
Using the sqlite db as the canonical configuration is a nice idea, but reminds me of the fun of bind, editing one file to re-generate another. It is as if he is ignoring the advice in his older post about making…
Python for 1,2 with a little bit of manual pasting into wolfram alpha And for part 3 I used prolog. About ~6 lines or so.
here is a quick outline of some issues in php through the years: http://phpxmlrpc.sourceforge.net/#security early and naive implementations of xml parsers in php used eval, and as such were terribly insecure and hacked…
the syntax seems regular but the grammar for php isn't. this is why you can't do $a = foo(1,2,3)[0] in php. also why this won't happen any time soon.
tbh, php excels at being a templating engine. it is very easy to get data in and out of the database and into the browser. however, the implementation of php itself is buggy and often plagued with security…
You missed the bit where I said having a standard way of calling a script would be an improvement. (and The bits where I asked how you would deal with keeping them in sync) (and I missed the bit where you said m2sh was…
Using the sqlite db as the canonical configuration is a nice idea, but reminds me of the fun of bind, editing one file to re-generate another. It is as if he is ignoring the advice in his older post about making…
Python for 1,2 with a little bit of manual pasting into wolfram alpha And for part 3 I used prolog. About ~6 lines or so.