在我们的雷达上：创意，映射PHP和彩色键盘

Dear Creativity,

亲爱的创造力&＃xff0c;

Thanks for showing up this week at the Forums, old friend. We’ve missed you, and it’s a great joy having you here. Finding creativity, to me, is that first sip of hot coffee in the morning or the taste of bacon wafting through the house in the morning: once it hits you, you’re good to go. Speaking of breakfast foods, I figure computers at breakfast food companies use serial i/o. Like my dad joke? There are a lot more where that come from today!

老朋友&＃xff0c;感谢您本周在论坛上露面。 我们想念您&＃xff0c;很高兴您在这里。 对我来说&＃xff0c;找到创造力是早上喝一口热咖啡&＃xff0c;或者早上培根在屋子里飘动的培根味道&＃xff1a;一旦打到你&＃xff0c;你就很好了。 说到早餐食品&＃xff0c;我认为早餐食品公司的计算机使用串行I / O。 像我爸的玩笑吗&＃xff1f; 今天还有更多的地方&＃xff01;

在我们的雷达上&＃xff1a; (On Our Radar:)

Tom created an incredible PHP mapping program called Maphper, which looks great on paper but is ridiculously difficult to pronounce. Try it, I challenge you. Maphper treats database tables, or other data sources, as arrays. Once your data is defined you can call up pieces of it at will, basically making you the sorcerer and the data your minions.

Tom创建了一个名为Maphper的令人难以置信的PHP映射程序 &＃xff0c;该程序在纸上看起来不错&＃xff0c;但很难发音。 试试吧&＃xff0c;我挑战你。 Maphper将数据库表或其他数据源视为数组。 一旦定义了数据&＃xff0c;就可以随意调用它的各个部分&＃xff0c;基本上使您成为巫师&＃xff0c;使数据成为您的奴才。

Not to be outdone, Katrina (simdragon90) asked if any color typewriting programs exist, and a week later came back to the forums with a program she’d created on her own, because she’s obviously some sort of webdev wizard. I like your attitude, Katrina: if it doesn’t exist, just build it. OzRamos (creator of Stemlet; we’ll get to him in a second) took it to the next level with extremely cool pixels drawings typed on the screen. You guys amaze me.

卡特里娜(simdragon90)不甘落后&＃xff0c;问是否存在任何彩色打字程序&＃xff0c; 一个星期后 &＃xff0c; 她带着自己创建的程序回到了论坛&＃xff0c;因为她显然是某种Webdev向导。 我喜欢您的态度&＃xff0c;卡特里娜飓风&＃xff1a;如果不存在&＃xff0c;那就建立它。 OzRamos(Stemlet的创建者&＃xff1b;我们稍后再介绍)在屏幕上键入了非常酷的像素图形&＃xff0c;将它带入了一个新的高度。 你们让我赞叹不已

I’ve mentioned this before, but it’s so good it’s worth mentioning again: OzRamos’ Stemlet. He calls it The Next Wikipedia, but I call it Better Than Wikipedia because it kinda is. He devlogs about his creation; so if you’re in the middle of creating the next big thing, you too should think about devlogging so we can applaud your progress and give you direction and inspiration on your journey to being the next Silicon Valley millionaire. Just don’t forget where you came from.

我之前已经提到过这一点&＃xff0c;但它非常好&＃xff0c;值得再次提及&＃xff1a; OzRamos的Stemlet 。 他称其为“下一个维基百科”&＃xff0c;但我称其“比维基百科更好”是因为它确实如此。 他为自己的创作而苦恼&＃xff1b; 因此&＃xff0c;如果您正处在创造下一个重大目标的过程中&＃xff0c;也应该考虑开发博客&＃xff0c;以便我们为您的进步鼓掌&＃xff0c;并为您成为下一个硅谷百万富翁的过程提供方向和启发。 只是不要忘记您来自哪里。

If you aren’t feeling that creative right now, maybe you can help Ryan out. He asks us for help building the perfect computer. What’s the perfect computer, you ask? Basically, in Ryan’s world (and any sane person, really) it’s a computer built for Netflix binge sessions and general webdev. It’s a wild guess but you’ve probably built a computer from scratch before, so give Ryan some advice.

如果您现在不觉得自己具有创造力&＃xff0c;则可以帮助Ryan。 他要求我们帮助您构建完美的计算机。 您问什么是完美的计算机&＃xff1f; 基本上&＃xff0c;在Ryan的世界(实际上是任何理智的人)中&＃xff0c;这是一台为Netflix狂欢会话和一般Webdev而构建的计算机。 这是一个疯狂的猜测&＃xff0c;但是您以前可能已经从头开始构建了计算机&＃xff0c;所以请给Ryan一些建议。

简而言之&＃xff1a; (In Short:)

sg707 asks us a cryptic question: if you found a job that doubles your salary, but requires you to learn a new language, would you take it? Meanwhile, Swader wants to know if PHP devs are still full-stack.

sg707向我们提出了一个神秘的问题 &＃xff1a;如果您找到一份可以使您的薪水翻番的工作&＃xff0c;但又要求您学习一门新语言&＃xff0c;您会接受吗&＃xff1f; 同时&＃xff0c;Swader想知道PHP开发人员是否仍处于全栈状态 。

Don’t forget to check out this week in .NET and Javascript!

别忘了在本周使用.NET和Javascript进行检查&＃xff01;

本周问题&＃xff1a; (Question of the Week:)

Which language do you find most useful in your day-to-day working life? Is it the same one you’d use for personal projects?

您发现哪种语言在您的日常工作中最有用&＃xff1f; 您用于个人项目的是同一个人吗&＃xff1f;

Until next week, Creativity.

直到下周&＃xff0c;创造力。

翻译自: https://www.sitepoint.com/on-our-radar-creativity-php-keyboards/