Say No to Python/Django - Use PHP/JQuery Instead

Thank you for your response. While I appreciate your enthusiasm for your course, I would like to remind you that putting down someone else's course is not a productive way to promote your own. It's important to focus on the strengths of your own course rather than trying to discredit others.

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Regarding the use of Django versus PHP, both have their own strengths and weaknesses, and the decision of which to use ultimately depends on the specific requirements of a project & the developers which are developing it.

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Also, just because something can be done with PHP and jQuery doesn't mean it can't be done more efficiently, effectively, or securely with another language or framework like Django.

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I understand that you have confidence in your course, but it's important to maintain a professional and respectful attitude towards others in the industry. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and I wish you all the best with your course.

Good project but this post makes no sense. You just put down someone else's course with a pretty dumb argument to make your own course shine.

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Also you didn't mention any points about why you shouldn't use django and prefer php over it. 

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So, although your project was good your course came upto me with a pretty bad impression, and for that most people, like me won't look at it, even if you provide tobs of value in it(if you need to use such tactics to promote it)

Coda vs Notion: Which Should You Use?

Everything is well and good as long as you complete your tasks. Personally I would make my system much more simpler, and usable instead of making it aesthetic with any of the available tools.

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I would suggest, create a simple system on notion, use it for a week, complete your tasks, and tweak your system if you need to. 

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There is no need for million different features, if one can just complete all their tasks by creating a simple todo list — do what works best for you.

The New AI Model Lets You Generate Music via Text Prompt

I was here to read a full fledged article, as it was trending on hackernoon. Really got disappointed when all I got was a YouTube video plugged into a blogpost.

Stop Teaching Ethics to Software Engineers

Me too, but if somebody preaches something without putting much thought into it, or contradicts their own ideas then I lose my cool. 

How RAT Mutants, in Python, Steal Data and Evade Detection

Now I will have to do a background check of all package before directly installing requirements.txt from random open source projects 😢.

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Also I would love, if you provide a guide where we could check, if our system is compromised or we have installed suspicious/malicious packages.

Only if we valued thought experiments more than preaching morals, we would have a beautiful world!! But that I guess exists in a parallel universe :)

Dev Mehta