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You can't logically compare Django and Rails to PHP, though. How about comparing those two to CI, Yii, Kohana, Cake or Symfony? (I know which I'd prefer - Djang
by code_duck 16y ago
You can't logically compare Django and Rails to PHP, though. How about comparing those two to CI, Yii, Kohana, Cake or Symfony? (I know which I'd prefer - Django - just pointing that out)
- sp4rki 16y agoThe person I was responding to talked about PHP being the best at getting set up quickly. I wasn't comparing PHP to Rails or Django, I was measly saying that for getting up to speed fast, I found PHP not as fast to get up to speed quickly. For political correctness though, I'll say this: I find most PHP frame works (CI I found lacking, Symphony I found easy but something just didn't click, Cake was ok amazingly, the others I haven't used) are not as good as Rails or Django for quickly bringing a project up to speed.
- code_duck 16y agoYour statement compares PHP to Rails and Django. It's not about 'political correctness', it's about comparing a language to a framework. Of course a framework gets things done faster than no framework.
- sp4rki 16y agoNo I didn't. When I originally said what I said, I wasn't really comparing PHP against Rails or Django, I was merely stating that there are better ways to get up to speed faster. I then proceeded to give my opinion on the frameworks I've tried in PHP, mostly to be a good sport to you. In any case, PHP with or without framework, feels (to me) like a messy solution with less structure than the usual suspects.