@TimVeletta Just pick one. You're never absolutely right (nor wrong). Not doing your research and/or dithering once you have is your greatest risk. Let's beer again
R1D30 of #100DaysOfCode: Found some bugs for my four email scripts so I spent my time today fixing and optimising them. Then I watched a YouTube video on Customer Lifecycle emails for more ideas. Need to move to PDO ASAP.
@9to5refugee@LindMFisher @Inspire_2018 I agree. Waiting for a perfect time to start is like expecting to always write perfect code. Better to do what you can as soon as you can. Personally i don't code weekends because of my kids but make up for it on weekdays. #goodluck!
R1D27 of #100DaysOfCode: I don't usually hit the code on weekends but these three email scripts have been bugging me. Would you believe the reason why two scripts wouldn't work (and one did - even though they are near-mirror images)...htaccess rewrite rules #obscure
R1D26 of #100DaysOfCode: Two PHP email scripts in Production now and validated. Now on my third email script but it's not working despite it being based on Scripts 1 & 2. WHHHHHYYYYYYYYYYY?
R1D25 of #100DaysOfCode: YAY (finally) shipped my second bit of PHP script after building it from scratch again. Seems the error was the query after all. Subqueries OMG. I shall reward myself with a very cold beer.
R1D24 of #100DaysOfCode: The highs of yesterday's successful PHP email script have been replaced by dead ends. The work-in-progress email script is simply not sending emails. I know the query works in phpmyadmin. Intend to echo everything when in doubt.
R1D23 of #100DaysOfCode: Watched mmtuts' OOP PHP video on building a simple calculator then created two more email automation scripts in PHP. One works and the other one is still in progress. Chalked up 3 hours on the projects and 30 mins on mmtuts.
R1D22 of #100DaysOfCode: Simple #PHP script to automate some emails. Bit naughty though, still using deprecated mysql_query. I promise to use mysqli next time...