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Joe Steinbring

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Un lenguaje de servidor que todavía mueve una gran parte de la web. Las dos entradas son los extremos de su espectro: Laravel como framework moderno de aplicaciones y WordPress como la plataforma de contenido que en realidad son la mayoría de los sitios en PHP.

Aprendí PHP por mi cuenta en Starkmedia, donde la mayor parte de mi trabajo seguía siendo ColdFusion, y desde entonces he escrito mucho en UW-Milwaukee y Bader Rutter, además de decenas de artículos sobre él.

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