New project, "Code to Code"

[Zbigniew Koziol]

>>> "Here is how you do X, but it's not recommended because ... Instead, 
>>> you should use Y because in this language ..."
>>
>> Now that would be alot better. :)
>>
>
> I love constructive criticism, thanks!
Actually that kind of site might be very useful. Do we always remember 
all functions, their syntax, to do certain things? Even in a language we 
know well? No. I am used in my programming work to do many, sometime 
tens of searches for details on Google, on php.net, or using perldoc -f, 
etc. Such an example: I want to know how to find time in seconds since 
the epoche. How to do this in perl, in php, javascript and postgres at 
the same time? And similar needs do exist sometime.

Actually I did find a similar site, but I do not remember now its address.

zb.

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