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also, the ones that don't use an ORM, instead go at lengths to invent it.
by phoenix24 16y ago
also, the ones that don't use an ORM, instead go at lengths to invent it.
- jaxn 16y agoWhat about Wordpress? They don't use an ORM do they?
- crikli 16y agoI would posit that Wordpress is the wordwide leader in 'crappy PHP software.' (And I'm not a PHP hater, my company writes 90% of our stuff in PHP, and WP works great for blogs and brochure sites. But it's nasty underneath that pretty UI.)
- robryan 16y agoYeah, I've found it a bit of a nightmare at times trying to integrate it into a website, in future I plan to just use a separate user system for the site and just link them.
- jaxn 16y agoI guess it depends how you measure good software. Wordpress works. Really well.
- prodigal_erik 16y agoWordpress has such a long history of catastrophic security flaws that it's become notorious among people (like me) who don't even use it.
- jaxn 16y agoI am probably not all the different from you. But I have been running Wordpress on my own server for years and have never had a problem.