some more work went into tweaking the language and structure. I have
another review scheduled with a content expert at Liip.
but I would also like to get an indication how to shape this further to fit
FIG.
I could envision moving the list of examples to a separate document that is
neither a PSR
On Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 6:02 PM Alessandro Lai
wrote:
> Thanks Lukas for the continued effort on this topic. You're basically
> stumbling on a recurring problem that we have here at PHP-FIG: we don't
> have a way to stipulate a "living document", something that is similar to a
> PSR but can
Thanks Lukas for the continued effort on this topic. You're basically
stumbling on a recurring problem that we have here at PHP-FIG: we don't
have a way to stipulate a "living document", something that is similar to a
PSR but can evolve.
IMHO this could actually work if we write down a new
On Wed, 15 Jul 2020 at 17:49, Lukas Kahwe Smith
wrote:
> Aloha,
>
> First up Chris thank you for your input specifically.
>
> Happy to see so many voices of support as well.
>
> In general: Who would be motivated to work with me on shaping a proposal?
> Please contact me directly via slack,
Aloha,
First up Chris thank you for your input specifically.
Happy to see so many voices of support as well.
In general: Who would be motivated to work with me on shaping a proposal?
Please contact me directly via slack, email, twitter (@lsmith) ..
Note: For now I would put the scope on
Lukas, thanks for writing this and for sharing such interesting references.
I really enjoyed the TED talk
https://www.ted.com/talks/lera_boroditsky_how_language_shapes_the_way_we_think
and I think that everyone should watch it, very educational.
I think naming is very important, especially for a
Lukas,
I have been lurking in this group forever and a day and this is the first
time I've been compelled to reply to anyone!
I must say how much I agree with every single point in this message. I am a
small business owner, a PHP developer, and a "nerd" for almost all of my
life. I am also
I can just say that I totally agree with the topic.
Il giorno sabato 11 luglio 2020 alle 10:38:10 UTC+2 Lukas Kahwe Smith ha
scritto:
> Aloha,
>
> So the topic of naming things has become even more discussed as in the
> previous years in part due to recent protests in the world.
>
> I think
I like the idea of a PSR for unified, inclusive language. Though I do
wonder if a PSR is the right type of document for such a thing, given that
it isn't going to produce any code contract.
Perhaps a living document as part of FIG's website would be a better place?
--
Woody Gilk
Aloha,
So the topic of naming things has become even more discussed as in the
previous years in part due to recent protests in the world.
I think most of us are familiar with the saying "There are only two hard
things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things."
Many of us are
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