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  • SOR

    Script preview

    Tomorrow I will be asking for a script critique even though I know its
    going to get slagged silly .

    Being a php newbie means I can only write newbie code .

    Will this be taken into account or are some users on this newsgroup in
    fantasy cloud cuckoo land and think a newbie should be able to write
    expert code ? .
  • Samuel

    #2
    Re: Script preview

    People here are usually nice. You insinuating they're in fantasy cloud
    cuckoo land and that they will probably slag silly your code is
    definitely *not* nice.

    Just post it, be ready to react to the positive criticism and ignore
    the negative if there is such.

    We all were newbies sometime.

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    • Geoff Berrow

      #3
      Re: Script preview

      I noticed that Message-ID:
      <MPG.1d51c78fc0 647245989dda@no-cancel.newsread er.com> from SOR contained
      the following:
      [color=blue]
      >Will this be taken into account or are some users on this newsgroup in
      >fantasy cloud cuckoo land and think a newbie should be able to write
      >expert code ? .[/color]

      Heck why not? It's not like your code is going to be controlling a 747

      --
      Geoff Berrow (put thecat out to email)
      It's only Usenet, no one dies.
      My opinions, not the committee's, mine.
      Simple RFDs http://www.ckdog.co.uk/rfdmaker/

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      • SOR

        #4
        Re: Script preview

        <comp.lang.ph p , Samuel , lets.monroe@gma il.com>
        <1122483879.665 585.128140@g49g 2000cwa.googleg roups.com>
        <27 Jul 2005 10:04:39 -0700>
        [color=blue]
        > People here are usually nice.[/color]

        But only if you kiss their smelly butts :-)
        [color=blue]
        > You insinuating they're in fantasy cloud
        > cuckoo land and that they will probably slag silly your code is
        > definitely *not* nice.[/color]

        Its only usenet .
        [color=blue]
        > Just post it, be ready to react to the positive criticism and ignore
        > the negative if there is such.[/color]

        The ego wank type of users on here have already shown themselves .

        Although I must admit some of them needed a bit of prodding :-)

        But isnt it a true saying that to see underneath you have to scratch the
        surface a little .

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        • SOR

          #5
          Re: Script preview

          <comp.lang.ph p , Geoff Berrow , blthecat@ckdog. co.uk>
          <mdgfe1pd99rp3r cg9jf0enjfumuu0 lr403@4ax.com>
          <Wed, 27 Jul 2005 18:18:19 +0100>
          [color=blue][color=green]
          > >Will this be taken into account or are some users on this newsgroup in
          > >fantasy cloud cuckoo land and think a newbie should be able to write
          > >expert code ? .[/color]
          >
          > Heck why not? It's not like your code is going to be controlling a 747
          >[/color]

          Actually geoff by biggest worry is your going to steal my code try to
          pass it off as your own :-))

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          • Colin McKinnon

            #6
            Re: Script preview

            SOR wrote:
            [color=blue]
            > Tomorrow I will be asking for a script critique even though I know its
            > going to get slagged silly .
            >
            > Being a php newbie means I can only write newbie code .
            >
            > Will this be taken into account or are some users on this newsgroup in
            > fantasy cloud cuckoo land and think a newbie should be able to write
            > expert code ? .[/color]

            As long as:

            1) you tell it like it is
            2) you don't post 1000's of lines of code

            I think it's reasonable to expect some sort of informed response.

            If you haven't already done so, I'd suggest that you read up on standard
            coding styles. The only widely used one I'm aware of for PHP is the PEAR
            style guide (http://pear.php.net/manual/en/standards.php) and make sure
            your code conforms.

            HTH

            C.

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            • SOR

              #7
              Re: Script preview

              <comp.lang.ph p , Colin McKinnon , colin.deletethi s@andthis.mms3. com>
              <dca5a9$1s7$2$8 300dec7@news.de mon.co.uk>
              <Thu, 28 Jul 2005 09:34:20 +0100>
              [color=blue][color=green]
              > > Being a php newbie means I can only write newbie code .
              > >
              > > Will this be taken into account or are some users on this newsgroup in
              > > fantasy cloud cuckoo land and think a newbie should be able to write
              > > expert code ? .[/color]
              >
              > As long as:
              >
              > 1) you tell it like it is
              > 2) you don't post 1000's of lines of code
              >
              > I think it's reasonable to expect some sort of informed response.
              >[/color]

              I've already been given the www.php.net url on a number of occasions
              even though like them I have it bookmarked :-)

              The users who have answered my newbie questions without any of the crap
              some of the others seem to enjoy so much will get listened too - but the
              other fuckers will get scant regard .

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              • Michael Phipps

                #8
                Re: Script preview

                [color=blue]
                > I've already been given the www.php.net url on a number of occasions
                > even though like them I have it bookmarked :-)[/color]

                I don't mind when people link to a specific function in the manual. It
                answers the question quickly, and lets me find the answer myself - with a
                definate place to find the answer. A general php url doesn't really help.

                I've also been totally stuck, exhausting every possible search I can think
                of, and tried turning to newsgroups for help - only to get RTFM. It's
                frustrating I agree, particularly when you do find the answer it is dead
                easy.

                I jumped onto an IRC channel once asking a question, and got told to RTFM
                quite rudely - so I jumped out and logged in with a different name. I
                proceeded to answer everyones questions, including a question from the
                person who told me to RTFM. It made me feel like a better person because I
                didn't resort to the same no brainer RTFM. I answered his question, and
                realised that his knowledge was actually very limited.

                Someone's been saying "it's only usenet" - very true.


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                • SOR

                  #9
                  Re: Script preview

                  <comp.lang.ph p , Michael Phipps ,
                  gravityspike_sp amfree_@optusne t.com.au>
                  <42e962fd$0$184 8$afc38c87@news .optusnet.com.a u>
                  <Fri, 29 Jul 2005 08:58:07 +1000>
                  [color=blue][color=green]
                  > > I've already been given the www.php.net url on a number of occasions
                  > > even though like them I have it bookmarked :-)[/color]
                  >
                  > I don't mind when people link to a specific function in the manual. It
                  > answers the question quickly, and lets me find the answer myself - with a
                  > definate place to find the answer. A general php url doesn't really help.
                  >
                  > I've also been totally stuck, exhausting every possible search I can think
                  > of, and tried turning to newsgroups for help - only to get RTFM. It's
                  > frustrating I agree, particularly when you do find the answer it is dead
                  > easy.
                  >[/color]

                  Different skill levels will always clash .

                  The same questions being asked every so often really gets them off :-)

                  Although they must be pretty stupid if they dont expect questions about
                  php to be asked on a php newsgroup .

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