PHPer, suddenly tired of adding, deleting, modifying and checking every day, what else can I do?

How to adjust yourself?

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1. Have you left the JQ framework and can’t even write native JS for DOM operations? Have you left the DB class and can't even write a simple query? Have you left the IDE and can't even draw a table? Do you still know how to query multiple tables and subqueries? Do you only know that indexes are used to speed up queries?
Are you still not able to write a slightly more complex OO class in PHP5? Will you be regular? How is your E-writing level?

2. Do you know selection sort, insertion sort, bubble sort, binary sort, Hill sort and can you write them down? Do you know how to traverse a binary tree? Do you know Hoffman? Do you know the picture? Do you know Runge-Kutta, iteration, interpolation, Younger, Newton's descent method? Do you know the principle of ZIP compression? Are you so cute that you think that addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and loop judgment can complete the algorithm? Did you know that probability theory, calculus, and systems of linear equations are very, very basic in algorithms?

3. Have you never written a decent JS for your website? Are the effects of your website all caused by the JQ plug-in you downloaded? Haven’t seen JQ’s code yet? Whose template engine do you use now? Whose is the DB class? Whose frame is it? Have you always despised the idea of ​​reinventing the wheel, just like China's current "appropriation doctrine", which is always MADE IN CHINA, not Created in China?

4. Can you assemble? Then C should be able to order it. . As for C, I should know the simple JAVA. . . That. . That stupid VB, NET, PY. . . ? What, you only know PHP? Don't know anything else? You should know JS, right? Ah, no, you will only use JQ downloaded from the Internet? What else would you order besides PHP? So what will you do if PHP collapses or your company no longer uses PHP? Would you be afraid if your boss asked you to learn J2SE?

5. Are you planning to be a coder for the rest of your life? If you teach your knowledge to others, can it last for three months? Is there anything else you can tell after three months?

6. How much has your current level improved compared to when you first started learning? Do you have any works of your own? How much of the code did you write yourself? Do you think just being able to write PHP code is enough? In this case, a junior high school student will be able to reach your level in three months, what do you think? Are you prepared to stay at this level?

7. Last question, besides writing PHP code, do you also do other things? Are you sure you can do other jobs? Tired of it? That's right, switch to rails. Write your own framework