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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic Why does "doctrine:build-schema" give me the "Missing class name" error? in the group
symfony: 1 year, 6 months ago · ViewI am desperate to get some help with this problem! It is driving me crazy
$20 reward to whoever can help figure this out.
“doctrine:build-schema” keeps giving me the “Missing class name” error.
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Lawrence Krubner posted an update in the group
symfony: 1 year, 6 months ago · ViewWhy does ”doctrine:build-schema” give me the ”Missing class name” error?
I am desperate to get some help with this problem! It is driving me crazy
$20 reward to whoever can help figure this out.
”doctrine:build-schema” keeps giving me the ”Missing class name” error.
Details here:
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic Converting this Contact Form into a simple Order Form page in the group
PHP: 1 year, 12 months ago · ViewConverting this Contact Form into a simple Order Form page
I could use help with this:
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic Are paid question and answer sites exploitive? How much is fair pay? in the group
WordPress: 1 year, 12 months ago · ViewOf WP Questions, rspindel wrote: “Hello guys, nice site, this seems similar to croudsourcing/crowdspring type sits that designers are getting exploited by soliciting them to do spec work without the guarantee of getting paid for their time.” rspindel was specifically attacking our WordPress site, so I’d love to hear what other WordPress programmers have to [...]
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Lawrence Krubner posted on the forum topic Feasibility of Java in the Corporate Market in the group
Java: 2 years ago · ViewAccording to TIOBE, Java is the most popular language in the world: http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html The top 6, in order: Java C PHP C++ (Visual) Basic C# Look at this chart: http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=Java,+PHP,+Ruby,+.Net,+Python&l=&relative=1 The big revolution that is happening is that the script languages are taking off. Ruby, Python and PHP are all showing dramatic growth compared to [...]
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Lawrence Krubner posted on the forum topic Let’s Get This Party Started…Member Introductions in the group
WordPress: 2 years ago · ViewI agree with Michael Gillson – if you are starting a blog, there is nothing simpler than WordPress. It lets you get going in 5 minutes. I am frustrated at the number of security problems WordPress has, but still, I end up using it for every site where I write. I write about programming and [...]
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Lawrence Krubner posted on the forum topic Digestive expert system help needed in the group
PHP: 2 years ago · ViewAsim, database design is tricky, for sure. Off the top of my head, I imagine you will need something like: doctors: id: ~ username: { type: varchar(30) } password: { type: varchar(30) } illness: id: ~ name: { type: varchar(30) } symptoms: id: ~ name: { type: varchar(30) } description: { type: longvarchar } illness_id: [...]
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Lawrence Krubner posted on the forum topic Zend Framework in the group
PHP: 2 years ago · ViewGood luck! I’ve been gearing up for a big ecommerce project. We looked at Magento, PrestaCart, Opencart, zendcart and a few others. Magento looks flexible, but it is such an awful resource hog, so academic in its theoretically perfect adherence to OOP theory, such an awful mess in practice. We are torn about whether or [...]
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic Chris Renner hates database abstraction layers in the group
symfony: 2 years ago · ViewThis should be of interest to the Symfony crowd, or at least that subset that uses Propel as your ORM. Chris Renner is critical of database abstraction layers: http://www.chrisrenner.com/2009/09/the-problem-with-database-abstraction-layers/ But I think he doesn’t know how to use them. He writes: ——————– “Propel actually does manage to provide some support for joins. I do not [...]
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Lawrence Krubner posted on the forum topic Feasibility of Java in the Corporate Market in the group
Java: 2 years ago · ViewIn terms of what language you should know, it really depends on what you want to do. If you’d like to work with robotics, learn C. Possibly also Java/Arduino. If you’d like to work for a big Hollywood studio, doing Maya 3d graphics, learn MEL. If you’d like to do web development, then Ruby/Rails or [...]
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Lawrence Krubner posted on the forum topic Feasibility of Java in the Corporate Market in the group
Java: 2 years ago · ViewI hate Java, but I love the JVM. I toyed around with Java in the early 00s, but I always found it too verbose for my needs. I preferred script languages that allowed me to develop software quickly. I ended up spending a lot of time writing PHP code. I was pleased to read about [...]
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic i am starting a new website in the group
mySQL: 2 years ago · ViewMany times I have found myself needing to know about a technology with which I’ve had little experience. If I have time to spend learning something new, and if I think I’ll use the technology in the future, then I will enjoy learning about it in depth, but often times, working against a deadline, I [...]
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic $100 reward for a question about search in Symfony in the group
PHP: 2 years ago · ViewSomeone has posted $100 prize for a question about search in Symfony:
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic $100 reward for a question about search in the group
symfony: 2 years ago · ViewSomeone has posted $100 prize for a question about search:
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic If you have released open source PHP code, sign up for our donations in the group
PHP: 2 years ago · ViewOne of our goals is to be good citizens of the open source communities that we belong to, and for us, part of being good citizens means donating to the projects that we use. Developers should know that we donate 25% of our profits to their open source PHP projects. If you have released any [...]
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic If you have released open source Symfony plugins, sign up for our donations in the group
symfony: 2 years ago · ViewOne of our goals is to be good citizens of the open source projects that we belong to, and for us, part of being good citizens means donating to the projects that we use. Developers should know that we donate 25% of our profits to their open source Symfony projects. If you have released any [...]
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Lawrence Krubner started the forum topic If you have released open source Javascript code, sign up for our donations in the group
JavaScript: 2 years ago · ViewDevelopers should know that we donate 25% of our profits to their open source Javascript projects. If you have released an open source theme or plugin for Javascript, sign up for our donations here: http://www.javascriptquestions.com/support_open_source/index Every time we get a question about your theme or plugin, we will send you 25% of our profits from [...]
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