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Great post for beginners! Love the simplicity and very clear examples.
However, I'd recommend teaching best practices from the early beginning, e.g.:
if ($a == true)should beif ($a === true). Always prefer strict type comparisons.Totally Agree to you, its just that, i am wanting to really really build a base, and as we go on if you look at my Noob Index, by the time we complete the NOOB CMS, i should be able to implement all best practices by the help of people like you to help me through.
Kind of makes sense, I guess... But, I never get why teach bad practice first for sake of some "simplicity" and then teach the better one on a later stage. Especially when both bad and good ways of doing stuff are identical - e.g. in this particular case it's == vs ===. These are exactly the same for a newbie, so just pick === from the very beginning with a short note saying why it's better than ==. Building up from simpler to more complex stuff makes sense for teaching broader topics and concepts - OOP, dependency injection, autoloading etc. For basic stuff, imho, it brings more confusion than necessary on later stages.
I have an idea, based on your conclusion, Once we complete the bad version, I will add a section to it, Unit Testing or perhaps Refracting the Code. That is where I with your help and other helpers can really create a basis of how anyone else code or perhaps a piece of code can be tested before made production.
I like the idea :) Not sure 'Unit Testing' fits here (too complicated topic for newbies), but 'Refactoring the Code' sounds logical. A separate post going through all the code and explaining where, how and why it can be improved. I'd be happy to co-author that post with you.
I have added you on the Noob Index
hai, my name is asyraf.. would you be my mentor in learning programming
Why Not, i
ll be more obliged to, just follow up my guides and keep me posted on what i am unable to make you understand and ill try my best to make it as simple as possible under all my capacity.ohh, thank you.. can you give me a list of fundamental of programming that i need to master first.. and can you explain why there a lot of programming languages?
Please Follow the guide
Noob Guides
and well just like people speak in soo many different languages from different places, maybe thats why people have preference in different to how the same thing can be achieved in multiple ways.
I'm curries about the usb that you mention in your guide.. why we must use the usb?
Because it is convenient, rewritable and fast than a typical CD or DVD.