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Not true. I have developed in python, and php for many years. PHP has always suffered from the problem of having to install MAMP, or XAMP. When using django, y
by voidfiles 16y ago
Not true. I have developed in python, and php for many years. PHP has always suffered from the problem of having to install MAMP, or XAMP.
When using django, you just have to install django using something like pip. Then from your project folder you can launch a dev server without need to configure apache.
As Steve Jobs would say, 'it just works'. Projects like Drupal would benefit immensely from something like this.