PHPRunner good or not
Hi,
I want to know if anyone ever used this tool and any comments to it.
I want to know if anyone ever used this tool and any comments to it.
Dave Baldwin
I'm sure it has an audience but it's Not something I would use. I do almost all custom code, don't even use Dreamweaver because it will screw up the code that I do.
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I want to know the reputation/fame of this tool.
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@HuaMinChen:
Going forward, here is a link that can help you maneuver within the cultural standards of Experts Exchange.
This link tells what grade to give. To quote, "...an answer is worth an A, unless it doesn't resolve your issue." It costs you nothing more to comply with the EE grading guidelines
http://support.experts-exchange.com/customer/portal/articles/481419
Out of your last ten questions you have given only one grade of "A" and that's frankly amazing. In a community where the expected "default" grade is A, you stand out as the worst grading member of the community. You might want to rethink your strategy for using EE, and consider why the experts would choose to answer your question first, before another question.
As the Author of the question, you can change both the letter grade and the way you allocated points to the answers. In case you want to change anything, you can use the "Request Attention" link that is near the original question. A moderator will come to your assistance.
I don't really care about the points; I have enough points to orbit Saturn. But when you ask a question and get good answers (especially good consensus answers) you ought to think about the grading guidelines before you mark the answer as deficient.
Best regards, ~Ray
Going forward, here is a link that can help you maneuver within the cultural standards of Experts Exchange.
This link tells what grade to give. To quote, "...an answer is worth an A, unless it doesn't resolve your issue." It costs you nothing more to comply with the EE grading guidelines
http://support.experts-exchange.com/customer/portal/articles/481419
Out of your last ten questions you have given only one grade of "A" and that's frankly amazing. In a community where the expected "default" grade is A, you stand out as the worst grading member of the community. You might want to rethink your strategy for using EE, and consider why the experts would choose to answer your question first, before another question.
As the Author of the question, you can change both the letter grade and the way you allocated points to the answers. In case you want to change anything, you can use the "Request Attention" link that is near the original question. A moderator will come to your assistance.
I don't really care about the points; I have enough points to orbit Saturn. But when you ask a question and get good answers (especially good consensus answers) you ought to think about the grading guidelines before you mark the answer as deficient.
Best regards, ~Ray
@HuaMinChen
I agree with Ray. I understand you hoped someone had tried that tool but if nobody did it, this could mean that here nobody thinks such tools are good. We have given our opinion telling you not only a clear suggestion but explaining also the reasons which are behind our opinion. What you expect more than this: have we to buy programs and services to test them for you?
I agree with Ray. I understand you hoped someone had tried that tool but if nobody did it, this could mean that here nobody thinks such tools are good. We have given our opinion telling you not only a clear suggestion but explaining also the reasons which are behind our opinion. What you expect more than this: have we to buy programs and services to test them for you?
Since you ignore my last comment, I requested attention of a moderator.
ASKER
I only need to discuss with the people for the tool. I never said I expected someone to buy it and tested for me. But if they had the past experience on this tool, then definitely it is good!
Well, but his doesn't explain the down-grade...