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PHP Is Not Dead: Dispelling the Myths

If you’ve been part of the software development community for any length of time, you’ve likely encountered the annual debate: "Is PHP dead?" It’s an argument that refuses to go away, fueled by biases, misconceptions, and a lack of understanding of PHP’s enduring relevance.

 

As someone with hands-on experience...

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Not My Fault, Still My Problem: Owning Outcomes Beyond Responsibility

In daily life—among friends, family, or community groups—two important ideas often come up: accountability and responsibility. While these concepts are closely related, they are not the same. They differ in scope, focus, and the willingness to own outcomes. Understanding the distinction can enrich your personal relationships, household management, and...

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When Explanation Meets Perception: The Real Difference Between Reasons and Excuses

Human interactions, both personal and professional, involve constant communication about why certain decisions are made or certain events unfold. In these exchanges, one concept repeatedly arises: the difference between offering a reason and offering an excuse.

Although both reasons and excuses emerge out of the desire to explain...

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How to Combat Context Switching for Maximum Developer Productivity

Every developer knows the feeling: You're deep in the flow, writing complex code, when a Slack/MS Teams notification pops up, followed by an urgent email and a calendar reminder for your next meeting. This constant context switching costs developers up to 23% of their productive time each day.

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Find Your Tribe

From the dawn of human civilization, individuals have sought solace and belonging within social groups, forging connections that transcend mere acquaintances. These tight-knit communities, often referred to as "tribes," have played a pivotal role in shaping our identities and fostering a sense of purpose. In today's fast-paced world, where loneliness...

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