Ben Sgro wrote:
Hello,
Yeah +1 on that. Find some stuff that interests you, and dig in. Keep
reading of course and in between projects
create a sandbox and experiment with new stuff, with the goal that some
of that will be used in your next project.
Hi Ben,
Reading, yes. I keep a copy of the PHP functions reference on my
nightstand and try to read about at least one new function per night.
Hopefully more will seep in by osmosis. ;)
I do have a sandbox set up with a bunch of basic stuff that I go back
and refer to as needed, but I really should the bar a little.
Try experimenting with smarty outside a customers application, and on
the next job you get, employ it (if needed).
I think smarty is an excellent tool, that really helps remove html from
php logic. Use it if you don't already.
I've downloaded Smarty a couple of times, but never got around to
installing it. Since you're the 2nd person to mention it, I guess I need
to buckle down and get busy with it.
I can think of more stuff later. I'm tired, heh.
If you do think of anything, let me know--I'm all ears.
Good luck!
Thanks!
Bev
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