That feeling when you finally use @ before a few functions in PHP to suppress warnings, since the whole application is a hack which miraculously works anyways.
The feeling of finally getting close to deploying it.

And when it suddenly doesn't work, you will never know why 😂

I'd go for error_reporting(E_ERROR), instead of @'s. I only need to comment one line to go into the debugging mode, instead of hunting all @'s across the project ;)

PS: Or error_reporting(0), in your case could prove useful?

Deploy at friday?? Godspeed

@Sarcaxxo Well I certainly don't want warning messages popping up in the web page if say, the user does something they are not normally supposed to.

@alcatraz627 then error_reporting(0) like @devloz mentioned is the way to go 😊