@DaveSomething4 @BackwardsFeet I very much appreciate that three guys yaked at each other on the best way to do it while a fourth actually just … did it. 😀

@DaveSomething4 @FrogHarmless @BackwardsFeet Confession: the system daemons got borked on my personal server and I’ve putting off real work on it. I have a cron that runs to verify nginx…

@FrogHarmless @DaveSomething4 @BackwardsFeet This is a bit of a bikeshed conversation. Scalability is something I work on so I go there (which order to list things in an OR so…

@DaveSomething4 @FrogHarmless @BackwardsFeet Nod. PHP tends to be virtually everywhere. 20 years ago, I might be saying Perl with a pl file to go way back.

@FrogHarmless @DaveSomething4 @BackwardsFeet I’d say the same about sending code over the wire and executed on every page load. But I cut my teeth on server-side so I tend to…

@FrogHarmless @DaveSomething4 @BackwardsFeet Interesting. I would have suggested something like PHP. The over the wire would be less and could be all cached server-side. Only needed to be executed daily.