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This always gets posted every few months, and the PHP people always come around and say, wait, PHP7 is different now. I wonder how it differs on the predictable
by kenhwang 9y ago
This always gets posted every few months, and the PHP people always come around and say, wait, PHP7 is different now. I wonder how it differs on the predictable, consistent, concise, reliable, debuggable rating scale now.
Similarly, I wonder how the current crop of "modern" languages fare.
- etu 9y agoWell, PHP7 still got some of the issues mentioned in the article. But it's mostly due to backward compatibility reasons I believe. But then there's also a good rule. Don't write shit code. It pretty much works in most of the languages. Don't use the bad parts of the language. Most languages have something that's weird.