I am a frontend and backend web developer. I can code in HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery for the frontend, and in PHP, SQL for the backend. Passionate about aeronautics and model aircraft.
Where does the first letter come from ? I wanted to say that compared to the other propositions of the quiz, this one was not obvious since the answer does not start with a P
I am a frontend and backend web developer. I can code in HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery for the frontend, and in PHP, SQL for the backend. Passionate about aeronautics and model aircraft.
For php historically, this recursive acronym was the abbreviation of Personal Home Page; in 2008, the recursive acronym is the official meaning of PHP. So it is a recursive acronym but for me it is a special case.
I am a frontend and backend web developer. I can code in HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery for the frontend, and in PHP, SQL for the backend. Passionate about aeronautics and model aircraft.
It later became a recursive acronym, but it was not initially recursive, unlike many others. But I have now specified in the article that PHP is a recursive acronym. Thanks.
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Where does the first letter come from ? I wanted to say that compared to the other propositions of the quiz, this one was not obvious since the answer does not start with a P
The P comes from PHP... as I said, it's a recursive acronym. Other examples include:
Or Bing:
For php historically, this recursive acronym was the abbreviation of Personal Home Page; in 2008, the recursive acronym is the official meaning of PHP. So it is a recursive acronym but for me it is a special case.
Yes, it was originally Personal Home Page. How is it a special case? It's no different to the other recursive acronyms
It later became a recursive acronym, but it was not initially recursive, unlike many others. But I have now specified in the article that PHP is a recursive acronym. Thanks.