I agree, if you pay attention to the bit about wanting to learn PHP, it's something easy to set up and easy to maintain.

Thanks guys. I'll check this out and get back to you.

I use Yoast for my blog. It helps to better draft your posts as shown in the video. Helps you to set the heading and the posts with the targetted keywords for SEO.

@MrWright4hire said in SQL Developer:

@travisdh1 I'll check right now.
Indeed it does.

Any update?

I just looked at Wikipedia and Perl and Tcl are specifically listed as two of the main influences of PHP! Nailed it.

@RamblingBiped Yes, I'm strongly agree with you. Python is the best for start!

@JessWaterfordTech said in Help learning how to add CAPTCHA to contact forms:

@Ambarishrh based off of builtwith.com I am working with ASP.NET

That's a start. So that still leaves you with dozens of language choices like Perl, Python, F#, Ruby and more. But 99% of the time the site that is ASP.NET will be built with C# or VB.NET. So you'll need to look at the code to determine which one, but C# looks like Java and VB.NET looks like it was written by a little kid, so they are pretty easy to tell apart 😉 No seriously, they look nothing alike, so it's normally super easy to tell.

@tonyshowoff said in Chrome randomly copying Opera for the heck of it?:

I don't think it really matters that they use Chromium core, it doesn't explain such an odd GUI change that went in the opposite direction, and I wasn't the only person who noticed either. If two sites use WordPress and one makes a change to the style of an element, then another does a week later, the fact they both use WordPress really doesn't matter.

True

@scottalanmiller said in MODX : the hidden dragon:

@chrisnbrooks said in MODX : the hidden dragon:

No licensing required, and I totes don't work for them, btw. I'm just a big fan /shrug

It's free? Is it open source?

Yepp!

I do not use VS Code, but I have it installed to play with on Linux Mint. For me, Atom, which Code is based on, makes more sense and I use it all of the time. Atom does pretty much any language that you want and is older (so I was using it long before Code came about) and has gobs of resources. I come from a background of just using vi for everything, so Atom is a pretty big leap forward.

@Ambarishrh

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@RamblingBiped said:

Github repo created: https://github.com/ramblingbiped/google-apps-status

Looks good.

You mean it's not a prefab, disposable housing solution for the homeless? (what else would you think when you heard "vagrant box"?)

Seems like I rememer some folks using this at my last job:

https://xlinesoft.com/phprunner

Sold!

OK this sounds kinda cool.