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Warp wrote:
> IMO it should be against the law to allow people to code without the
> proper training, expertise and qualification tests... :P
No argument here...
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>> IMO it should be against the law to allow people to code without the
>> proper training, expertise and qualification tests... :P
>
> No argument here...
Not until software prices go up as a result...
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scott wrote:
>>> IMO it should be against the law to allow people to code without the
>>> proper training, expertise and qualification tests... :P
>>
>> No argument here...
>
> Not until software prices go up as a result...
Well, let's face it, certain people *already* charge arms and legs for
their software. If that software was actually good quality, I wouldn't
mind the price so much...
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Invisible wrote:
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> Well, let's face it, certain people *already* charge arms and legs for
> their software. If that software was actually good quality, I wouldn't
> mind the price so much...
>
Photoshop ....
But Photoshop is good quality. Well worth the money spent.
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"Invisible" <voi### [at] dev null> wrote in message
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> scott wrote:
> >>> IMO it should be against the law to allow people to code without the
> >>> proper training, expertise and qualification tests... :P
> >>
> >> No argument here...
> >
> > Not until software prices go up as a result...
>
> Well, let's face it, certain people *already* charge arms and legs for
> their software. If that software was actually good quality, I wouldn't
> mind the price so much...
That describes half the vendor stuff I have to deal with. Overpriced and
crap at the same time.
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Gail Shaw wrote:
> That describes half the vendor stuff I have to deal with. Overpriced and
> crap at the same time.
Yeah, see, when stuff is really expensive but *good*, the people who
need the quality hand over the money, and the people who don't need it
don't [usually] complain about the price.
What pisses people off is when the software is expensive *and* crap, as
you say...
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Mike Raiford wrote:
> Photoshop ....
>
> But Photoshop is good quality. Well worth the money spent.
Indeed - it's expensive, but it's a quality product. I have no problem
with that.
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"Gail Shaw" <initialsurname@sentech sa dot com> wrote:
> Please do. They should be taken out and shot. They give the rest of us a bad
> name.
> I wish people would learn something before they hack together (no pun
> intended) a web site with database. It's so easy to get right, but so many
> people get it so wrong, and this is the result.
I'm planning on doing one from scratch this summer, but I only have a little PHP
experience, and no SQL. Can you recommend some good web sites for information
and tutorials?
....Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com
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Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
> Yeah, well, how many car manufacturers actually *claim* that driving a
> car is so easy that a child could do it? There's your difference. ;-)
It's definitely going that direction, though.
For instance, many cars will now parallel park themselves for you.
....Chambers
www.pacificwebguy.com
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"Chambers" <bdc### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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> "Gail Shaw" <initialsurname@sentech sa dot com> wrote:
> > Please do. They should be taken out and shot. They give the rest of us a
bad
> > name.
> > I wish people would learn something before they hack together (no pun
> > intended) a web site with database. It's so easy to get right, but so
many
> > people get it so wrong, and this is the result.
>
> I'm planning on doing one from scratch this summer, but I only have a
little PHP
> experience, and no SQL. Can you recommend some good web sites for
information
> and tutorials?
Sure. What are you looking for? Design princiles for a database? SQL
tutorial? And if so, for what DB? Security principles?
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