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@kingdomcome50, The “problems” do not change based on which language is chosen to solve them. That is, if you actually understand the “problems” in the first pl

by tux 6y ago

@kingdomcome50, The “problems” do not change based on which language is chosen to solve them. That is, if you actually understand the “problems” in the first place... I couldn't say it better myself :-)

afarrell 6y ago
Generally, no. I only slightly understand the problems when I start. I need tools like a programming language which helps me think through the problems more deeply over time and automated tests which help me safely refactor as I learn more about the problems. I think the PHP community has other priorities driven by other values, like being able to start a project and publish to the web quickly. I think this means that I personally should not choose PHP.