[documentation] snippets book

Paul Maddern paul at arcadegeek.co.uk
Mon Nov 28 15:12:33 UTC 2005


Heh!  Well I kind of assumed that the snippets I posted that got published
right away were okay and the ones that are still awaiting approval after
just more than a month are probably the ones that need a little more tlc!
;o)

I know an awful lot more about the API now than I did when first wrote them,
maybe if rather than have them just improved by admins, the admins could
perhaps give me pointers on how/ where to improve my code or my write-ups?
That way it's less work for them and it makes it more interesting for me!
Just thinking out loud, it's probably all rubbish...

Pobster

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[mailto:documentation-bounces at drupal.org] On Behalf Of Bèr Kessels
Sent: 28 November 2005 15:01
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Subject: Re: [documentation] snippets book

Op maandag 28 november 2005 15:49, schreef Paul Maddern:
> That would probably be me :o)  I highly apologise!  Meh, some of my
> snippets are okay I guess?  Even quite fancy in places!  ;o)  I try my
> hardest, honest!!!  I've only just started learning php/ mysql in the last
> month and a bit - I've been tidying up some of my god-awful code once I've
> learnt the proper way to go about doing it.

That is not a problem at all. I would not know who posted them, nor do I
care. 
I dont think it is a problem that people post crufty or bad code. The fact 
that that is not improved by those who know drupal a little better (blame
me, 
too!) is what bothers me.

 Bèr
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