Why do many devs have this "mixed feelings" related to PHP?
I'm learning it, while working on forms with the POST method and this question keeps coming back in the back of my mind.
Is the criticism mostly historical or something relevant today?
Why do many devs have this "mixed feelings" related to PHP?
I'm learning it, while working on forms with the POST method and this question keeps coming back in the back of my mind.
Is the criticism mostly historical or something relevant today?
Ta daah
Here comes my new Tic-Tac-Toe program in cpp. That too with a flow-chart that I build using 'draw.io'. Compile and play on your system. The repository link goes here: "https://github.com/RishabMaster/tic-tac-toe"
Hope you'll like it.
Next I can tell Claude Code to send me notifications via ntfy anytime that it finishes or needs input.
Today I set up a ntfy server. Now I can send notifications from the command line to myself on my iPhone, Mac, or browser.
Day 43 of #100DaysOfCode
I was assigned a project to build a full stack Task Manager app as part of a program I'm in, so I started reading up and learning how to build the project.
Just created my first web server, feels nice.
Day 41 of #100DaysOfCode
31st October 2025
Built a Whac-a-mole game from a JavaScript tutorial on @freeCodeCamp by @ania_kubow
#javascriptlearning #LearnInPublic #LearningJourney #Consistency
Day 40 of #100DaysOfCode
Built a memory game from a JavaScript tutorial video on freeCodeCamp
It was an interpreted programming language, and the interpreter was written in C++. A language I was particularly proud of at the time.
https://github.com/pH-7/GoYa/
Day 39 of #100DaysOfCode
I made an arcade style Rock, Paper, Scissors Game using HTML, CSS & JavaScript.