learning LAMP stack in 2018

> learning LAMP stack in 2018

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>putting a space between the arrow and the text
You need to go back.

xD brb, sharing funny picture on 9gag trolololol

This sub sucks, im going back to r/biz

>using C++
*cracks monster ultra *
Ah yep this was a real language

whats there to learn? just install it and use it

> Visual Basic 6 SP6

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>arrow
>not meme arrow
on the train back to réddit with u

͔͐U'll fit right in.

> > l

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDDIT

i dont understand that either

>learning linux

LAMP is fine

what did he mean by this?

i would like to remove those cheek piercings and cum in her mouth so much it squirts out of the holes

reddit pls

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>that first sip of the day

>Apache
>MySQL
>PHP
Literally all three of those are fucked up from a security perspective and a performance on.
LEPD masterrace

Wtf is lepd

And what is wrong with those?

half of PHP's standard library is insecure shit because the designers were retards, plus it's not typesafe, and using a templating lanugage is 2018 is pretty old school desu, all the cool kids are doing MVC

nothing wrong with MySQL or Apache though

>hiring a webdev to make you a ColdFusion site in 2018

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What should I be using in 2018. I get confused with all these technologies.
>that 22 yo boomer

node.js, add TypeScript once you're comfortable

MySQL and Apache aren’t as awful as PHP but nginx and Postgre are objectively better

Why does Jow Forums talk shit about JS for backend again? It seems easy and convenient .

because people think javascript is the same as it was a decade ago, which was objectively horrible. and the nerds on Jow Forums love to try and use the most obscure, difficult to use language possible, so that they look cooler than everyone else.

modern TypeScript is the best of Python and C#. we have async/await, map/reduce, exceptions, type safety, and some inheritance. all that plus the biggest developer community in the world means there is a stack overflow post and github library for any question or problem you could possibly have.

Once a native runtime for TypeScript is released, I don't see C# or Python lasting much longer except in legacy code.

Damn okay thanks. Ill get started on node and then typescript.

>said nervous webdev for the 99th time
Nigger people are still using languages invented in the 1950s

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go to bed terry

>lamp
>not wamp

>windows
>on anything other than desktops
disgusting