You’re already writing decent commit messages. Let’s see if we can level you up to awesome. Other developers, especially you-in-two-weeks and you-from-next-year, will thank you for your forethought and verbosity when they run
git blameto see why that conditional is there.
- The first line should…
Last time, we did a detailed walk-through on how to calculate retention from your user and event tables in SQL. Now we get to the real pay-off—ad-hoc segmentation of your customers based on retention.
Segmentation, in this context, is a grouping of your users in a way that helps you make…
Awesome.
This simple cheatsheet should help graphic designers to do their job better, and to simplify developers’ lives.
Exactly why I’m a Linux user.
p/s: Got this from on of the comments in reddit
Dying as in
There’s several issues that just make PHP the wrong tool for this. Remember, PHP will die, no matter how hard you try. First and foremost, there’s the issue of memory leaks. PHP never cared to free memory once it’s not used anymore, because everything will be freed at the end — by dying.
software-gunslinger:Disclaimer: I’ve got 10+ years on my back as a PHP developer. I started using it when PHP4 was a little boy and PHP5 only a dream in Zend’s mind. I did a lot with it, loved it, cursed it, and saw it grow and evolve, sometimes with great shame. I still use it for some legacy projects, but it’s…
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