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Sounds like python 3 saga all over again, but in php land.
by xiaodai 7y ago
Sounds like python 3 saga all over again, but in php land.
- toxik 7y agoI disagree, Python 3.x was always meant to be the next version of the language. This seems to intentionally not take that position because the dev team can't settle on which way to go. Python 3.x was difficult to pull off, but it happened, and I actually think it was a bit too conservative with its changes. This would be a parallel language built-in to the same tool. It'd be kinda like if there was a way to declare your Python code's major version, and then having Python being able to run either.