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> why does a language need to be constantly revolutionary if it solves what it sets out to solve well? That's a very big If in PHP's case.
by creshal 6y ago
> why does a language need to be constantly revolutionary if it solves what it sets out to solve well?
That's a very big If in PHP's case.
- hu3 6y agoIf anything PHP is THE language that solves what it sets out to solve. It does a few things and does them well.
- mekster 6y agoWhat is the problem of admitting PHP solves the problem of quickly deploying web sites?
- fetbaffe 6y agoBecause it fundamentally destroys the current agenda within software development, that tools should be created for developer satisfaction, not customer satisfaction.
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- sfkdjf9j3j 6y agoAm I the only one scratching their head at this argument in 2020? 15 years ago when shared hosting was more common I would buy it, but I just don't find myself wasting time on figuring deployments out in other languages/frameworks. By far the biggest time sink in that area is setting up continuous integration and monitoring/alerting systems, and those problems are exactly the same regardless of language.