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"If you're a CS major or if all sort of for the purity of coding; PHP is not for you. But then you're not probably not interested in building things for end use
by loewenskind 16y ago
"If you're a CS major or if all sort of for the purity of coding; PHP is not for you. But then you're not probably not interested in building things for end users."
So if I'm not willing to use a tool that will create a mess that is expensive to maintain then I probably don't care about end users? Fallacy detected.
- snom370 16y agoSo you're assuming that PHP will create a mess that is expensive to maintain? Fallacy detected. :)
- loewenskind 16y agoNo, I'm not assuming, I've experienced it first hand. The language is ridiculous. I'm not going to rehash the tons of reasons the language is not technically sound, if you wish to believe it's a suitable language then go ahead. When a better designed language actually focuses on this space the different in maintainability will become measurably clear.
- snom370 16y agoPHP might create a mess that is expenesive to maintain for _you_. It might even create a mess for a lot of people, especially newbies. Likewise with Perl. That doesn't mean that creating maintainable PHP software can't be done - it's actually been done many times. While I agree that languages can make a big difference in maintainability, please stop blaming a programming language for your own mistakes.