On Oct 12, 2004, at 3:53 PM, Michal Migurski wrote:
Do you have experience with writing any PHP-based (or other) web applications?
I guess all I'm saying is that there a million ways to skin this cat, none of them strictly superior outside the context of your development needs, the people you're working with, the server environment you're working on, etc.
One great way to gain a bit of experience is to download and dissect some of the many PHP-based open source projects out there - many of them are pretty messy, and attempting to plow through someone else's tangled code is a great way to learn how problems get solved in the real world, which approaches are beneficial, and which solutions are flawed.
thanks for the reply Michal. I don't have a lot of experience and find I keep going back over old stuff to polish or totally change even. I can see that there are many ways to go about it though, so at this point, in making a site I think will have to grow and adapt, I'm just kinda scratching my head wondering what would be most efficient.
I have been looking at other code. Brought in a lot of new questions. I guess it's just the nature of the beast. Fun to keep tinkering though.
-dg
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