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Hey, really good list, better than the article. I don't really like PHP, because of inconsistency (it tends to break to flow for me) (but maybe it changed sinc
by orwin 6y ago
Hey, really good list, better than the article.
I don't really like PHP, because of inconsistency (it tends to break to flow for me) (but maybe it changed since 2014), but php with strict typing is a big plus for me and php7 is already more than fast enough. I might try it again.
The real issue i have with PHP is frameworks :/
Too much choice is a productivity killer for me.
- sascha_sl 6y agoI'd really love if we could just start over with the PHP base library design. There's just a lot of cruft that could be neatly packed into classes. For instance, the arguments for array_map and array_reduce are reversed, one takes the function as first argument, one the array.
- rd07 6y agoAFAIK, PHP 8 will support named arguments. I think that will make it easier to call built-in function without knowing the correct order of its arguments.
- chucky_z 6y agoSymfony
- raziel2p 6y agoCompared to what language? I don't think PHP frameworks are very different from other languages I've played with. Here's my framework guide: Slim if you're a minimalist and like doing things yourself, Laravel if you like convenience and are a quick learner, Symfony if you want to build something that will last 5+ years.
- TheCapeGreek 6y agoLaravel or Symfony. Laravel is far better for actually getting things to production quickly IMO. It's quite batteries-included but still lets you roll your own paradigms where you need to.