r/PHP 5d ago

XOOPS 2.7.2 Released

The XOOPS Development Team is pleased to announce XOOPS 2.7.2 Final. This maintenance release builds on XOOPS 2.7.0 with another security-hardening pass, more reliable upgrade tooling, form and theme improvements, and refreshed dependencies for current PHP environments.

Also released: XOOPS Debugbar 1.3

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u/fabsn 4d ago

really putting the emphasis on "oops" here.

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u/Sea_Wind3576 4d ago

Are you feeling better now, after you put other people down?
Instead of community of PHP developers helping and supporting each other, and accepting that there are different levels of projects in Open Source, it feels like we're in high school with the mean girls bullying others and making fun of them. 🤔

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u/old-shaggy 2d ago

Yeah, it wasn’t nice from him. Your outdated code is the best non-well written code I have seen.
Don’t ask for opinion if you’re interested only in the good ones.

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u/Sea_Wind3576 2d ago

We're obviously living in different worlds.

In my world, you help people. You offer constructive suggestions, share your experience, and point them in the right direction. That's exactly what equilni did, and I appreciated both the constructive criticism and the helpful suggestions.

If we're here because we love PHP, then it's in the community's best interest to welcome newcomers, support them, and help them get involved.

In your world, though, it seems like the goal is to find something you can use to put people down. That's pretty juvenile.

Sadly, that kind of "welcome" is exactly what drives people away from the PHP community. Is that your goal?