LDN

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by LDN 13y ago
I think especially beginners who learn from snippets and various sites often use code that is simply outdated and/or bad. They don't know any better so they use what works.
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by LDN 13y ago
A few months ago I had the same requirement and felt many of the existing services were providing more than I actually needed or wanted. That was basically the reason for why I created a small bash script and later on in December built a we
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by LDN 13y ago
I think the content is just not finished yet. You can view the preview at http://preview.python.org and there is still a lot missing. Do you know who is in charge of the redesign?
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by LDN 13y ago
From my personal experience I would suggest working with PDO. It is easy to implement, supports multiple drivers if needed and has named parameters in your prepared statements. The difference in terms of performance should be insignificant
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by LDN 13y ago
Well, it's Themeforest. I agree that their rejection reasons often seem generic and somewhat random but with the amount of submissions they receive it is understandable. As I said, if the quality is right and you somehow stand out from
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by LDN 13y ago
No, I am selling through a very well known marketplace which will get a cut for each sale. In my opinion it is much easier to start with due to the high reach of potential customers you will get. As soon as you built a customer base you cou
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by LDN 13y ago
There sure are people making enough money to live of selling themes and templates. I myself created a couple of WP themes almost two years ago and can still live from the revenue. I am however enrolled in university so my costs are signific