fixing a broken 2 Gig CSV-file is not fun

!!! I wouldn't want to try doing that by hand!

I'm a big fan of modularity and code reuseability, which is why I go to such extremes in aXML to package functions up in a way that I can quickly build new things out of. The net result being a system that is easier than PHP backed up with the full power of Perl.

For instance I will never again need to write a login form, validation for such or the login routines, as I have these all packaged up and ready to rock on any site I build by just copy and pasting the appropriate files/folders.

I saw someone earlier asking for help with a login script using TT, and I just feel so sorry for this guy and everyone like him who is going to have to go through fiddling with low-level code to get it working when I can just throw such a thing together probably without even opening a code editor .

The way I see it the vast vast majority of the programming work force will always find programming even in something easy like PHP to be only just within their intellectual capacity, with a diminishing amount of them being able to achieve greater things until you get people like Larry once in a blue moon.

Supporting that mass with a system which renders their troubles obsolete is going to be a great thing.

In reply to Re^10: Can your site handle this? by Logicus
in thread Can your site handle this? by Logicus

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