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Javascript has made progress too. While far from perfect and I think PHP's journey started at a worse point has has gone further JS certainly is a lot better no
by SahAssar 6y ago
Javascript has made progress too. While far from perfect and I think PHP's journey started at a worse point has has gone further JS certainly is a lot better now and the major failings of JS are of it's ecosystem and not the language itself.
I also think that both JS and PHP get a lot of flak for maintaining backwards compat as far back as they do. You can run a lot of webapps (frontend and backend) from 10-20 years back in modern PHP and browsers which is pretty amazing. I'd like them to have a modern mode (like the proposed p++/<?php2020 and modules for JS) we should still acknowledge that maintaining compat that far back is not easy.
- nkozyra 6y ago> Javascript has made progress too. To be clear, this is what I was saying when I called upon it as an analog.
- SahAssar 6y agoAh, then I misunderstood. Thanks for clearing up
- datasage 6y agoIf you don't do that, you get the python 2 to 3 transition. Which is still going on. PHP did drop some stuff between 5 and 7, but all of it had been marked deprecated for some time prior (often years).