@isotopp Basically because it's boring technology that exists already, is known conceptually and honestly just works flawlessly for the use cases they have.
I'm just trying to be paranoid and want an append-only backup. The account used to write already has no permissions to update or delete...
I guess, the backup doesn't even have to be stored in mysql...
Hey #Tchibo, coole Idee diese Matten, aber +230° max? Echt jetzt? Wozu soll das denn gut sein? Zum aufwärmen von ner Tiefkühlpizza? Denn für ne sinnvolle, selbstgemachte #Pizza wie abgebildet reicht das jedenfalls mal kein Stück... Schade.
I don’t understand folks getting super-excited that they won’t have to use an XML config file. Is using an XML config file that big of a hurdle to developer happiness?
@katrakikas@ramsey What does XML have to do with SOAP? It's an implementation detail behind the scene. With any sane (yeah, i know..) SOAP implementation, you generate the WSDL or simply consume it and get a client ready to use. The definition could could be a binary blob for all I care...
There are many valid points against SOAP, but XML is just irrelevant - imho
@heiglandreas@brunty@ramsey MacOS and XML: I honestly believe that some poor dev was tasked to create the a config file format and one of the requirements was it to be XML. Already hating XML for some reason, he (or she) decided to come up with the worst possible (ab)use of XML just to share the pain.
It's literally impossible to come up with a worse construct. Or almost: I recall a widget engine back in the days even having the order of attributes matter when parsing...
@Skoop@rob I actually got used to it pretty quickly. It took me a bit to figure out that most things I used to use the menu(s) for that I need on a daily basis are easier to reach by other means though...
What also took me a bit: One can re-enable the top menu bar to not rely on the "burger menu" only, and then the rest is actually just nice. Imho.
I find it a bit sad that they in many ways try to just copy the VS UI instead of coming up with even superior solutions, but maybe that's just me.
I have an #infectionPHP question: The _Throws-Mutation effectively removes my exit condition to avoid an endless recursion loop and thus runs into a Timeout.
The Timeout though apparently is considered bad, given it's not considered a "killed" mutation.
So, how do I make infection happy? I don't know how to avoid an endless recursion when infection would mutate my exit condition away ;)
lese meiner Frau einen Reisebericht über Island vor
Sie haben Scheine zu 500, … und maximal 10.000 ISK… das sind rechne 82€ (Stand 2016)… deren größter Schein sind 82€?!
Antwort der Frau: „die kaufen auch keine Häuser mit Bargeld“
Working on my templating engine Templado this afternoon - but getting frustrated.
How did PHP - the language of the web - manage to lack behind DOM Standards so badly? Apart from bizarre bugs, basic things are just missing: DOMNode::isConnected or at least DOMNode::compareDocumentPosition are just missing. PHPStorm claims the latter exists, but that's just a lie... sigh
Can't we just throw away libxml2 and use a modern standard supporting implementation from someone else? #frustrated#dom
@ramsey Niels Dossche (@nielsdos on github) is doing a LOT of work on it these days.
But I'm not sure we can "fix" ext/dom because that would cause a lot of BC breaks. For that reason one of the fixes he made for b0rked namespace handling also didn't (yet) land.
I think we just need some sort of "DOMi" <- note the "i" at the end ;)
@Schrank@heiglandreas@herndlm To me, podman is pretty much superior to docker in every aspect. Particularly when it comes to rootless containers and docker compose with the useless networking complexity :)
I never used ddev but I fail to see how one would need any special support for podman: You just start the podman socket service to have docker alike endpoint that mimics the API.
