@dUcKtYpEd don't ask me... Stupid people? My coworker prototyped that thing with symfony... Was fully working and nicely coded. Then the project partner decidee: hey let's use fucking joomla... Because... It has bugs... And can easily be hacked... I dunno.
This thing isn't even going to be a fucking CMS .. it's a fucking backend with a REST API!

@Skayo No it doesn't. It won't. And even if it would TRY to. DONT trust it. Never trust any input and just use prepare statements!

@dUcKtYpEd joooooomla

@sladuled Nah ... Worse. It's from a project partner who is actually teacher at the university where I studied... And no I don't have any idea how that happened cause normally they should know and teach better... My eyes started bleeding when I saw this.

@010001111 worst thing is: this ain't legacy code... This is new stuff written NOW ... In 2019 ... In bloody joomla!!!!

Oh lol I didn't understand that right XD of course then there's no good way of searching in db.
So you had 90gig compressed data? How did you reduce that so drastically? Was the compression shit?

I just don't see a generic reason why saving that much data in a database would be bad. If you save them in files you have to tackle them separately in backups and may run into inconsistencies.. but as always it mainly depends on use case and environment

Well what if you want to do a fulltext search?

Imho the main problem with JavaScript is that it's so easy to make those mistakes. It just doesn't behave like people think it would very often...

And telling people stupid that code such things is stupid too cause nobody would write it that way. People add and subtract variables and expect them to be of a certain type but may be aren't...

Yes there is always a solution but with some languages it's just harder and more brainfucky

10% Sleeping
5% Making Coffee
85% watching porn

@gintko Nope its the same if i clone each and every object. This would be even WORSE if php would modify my dates if I do a simple diff...

@kamen might be but it's definitely not what you expect it to return. Regardless of positive or negative I expect a diff to be the same in both directions XD

spot the difference... I can't :(

Wow that made me and my friend just laugh so hard 😂😂

Windows 10 with the Ubuntu bash for lots of dev stuff... but actually I would love win7 + bash cause I hate the inconsistencies in win 10 and except the bash it hasn't brought much good stuff..

Shitty Language. Over and out.

@taosif7 here take my like 😂

God damn that's an even better argument. Packing up and booking my flight now... bye bye Europe:(

@gitpush I disagree. I kinda have been in the same situation and I chose the smaller company. Now I'm 1 of 3 devs and I like it. Way more freedom. The big company wasn't in on any negotiations and the work there just sucked - porting black box legacy apps without knowing what they're doing...

So it's just a matter of what you want. Salary is important it being happy is better. Some people like to work with huge teams some like smaller ones..

Brb coming over to brazil

Who the fuck gets paid lunch? Where do you live?

I guess I'm fine here...

Just tell him to fuck off cause he's stupid

@theNox from a sale at a local warehouse :D

@coffeeholic this little beauty <3

What? We got like 30 Windows licenses for free. Windows XP in 32 and 64 bit in German and English and something else totalling in 8 copies. And the same for Windows 7 and 8. And much more XD

And I don't understand: what would your teacher have against that? Since he had Windows and all the tools you needed.. what's the problem...

That actually sounds horrible.. do you ever think between typing or are you just copy pasting? Either that or you generated lots of entities which accounts for 20k lines 😂

@Artemix well any ORM system will add their overhead but that's what they are designed for. They are designed for ease of use and taking away lots of repetitive (and failure sensitive) work from the developer.
There are lots of ways to optimize ORM queries and hydration but of course they won't ever beat hard-core optimized plain sql - ORM systems also do intensive null and type checking which you might omit when you know exactly what you're doing and optimizing to high performance.

In the end: not an argument to call them shit imho :)

Our Major projects still run on zend framework 2. I am trying to go towards symfony cause it seems more mature and durable than laravel. As far as I have heard laravel might break all your shit even in minor version updates..

@Artemix Doctrine Is best ❤

@gintko have you ever heard about that magic word called index? 😂