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That's still a tough sell; you subset off the awful bits and are left with nothing but a "decent OO language"? What's the upside? Conservation of intellectual
by dschobel 16y ago
That's still a tough sell; you subset off the awful bits and are left with nothing but a "decent OO language"?
What's the upside? Conservation of intellectual momentum?
- dugmartin 16y agoThree things quickly pop to mind: ease of deployment, very detailed documentation and large base of programming talent to pull from.
- ahi 16y agolarge base of programmers, not a large base of talent. disclosure: I write php daily.
- jrockway 16y agoAh yes, the PHP docs -- where you learn 10 horribly wrong ways to not solve your problems. But hey, that's what copy-and-paste is for!
- code_duck 16y agoThe docs themselves are fine. It's the solutions suggested in the comments that are an offense to humanity.