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I'm a PHP dev and completely recognize our breed as dirty coders who don't like to deal with memory management. That said, why is it you feel you have to move
by taylorbuley 16y ago
I'm a PHP dev and completely recognize our breed as dirty coders who don't like to deal with memory management.
That said, why is it you feel you have to move away from PHP? I know my question isn't an answer but I guess I feel like I have to understand why you want to move to Ruby before I can suggest ways to do so.
- jason_slack 16y agoIt is more advice from others + some learning desire as well. These same devs that know PHP very well also gave me the advice about RoR, PHP not scaling well and RoR being better equipped for the future, less bottlenecks, etc. The last item is complete fluff, PHP will not go away. I guess the simple things I do in PHP (MySQL querying, some string manipulation, etc) should not be a bottleneck. When asked I could not name large scaled sites running PHP, but I could name at least 10 that were using RoR.....
- taylorbuley 16y agoWhen asked I could not name large scaled sites running PHP How about Facebook.com? Ruby seems great, but unless you have a concrete reason to switch I wouldn't necessarily pick it over say, Python, which would allow you to start working on Google App Engine projects.