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> What's with all the hate? Some people want every language to be just like Java, so they can switch between languages with little to no effort -- never mind w
by dexen 15y ago
> What's with all the hate?
Some people want every language to be just like Java, so they can switch between languages with little to no effort -- never mind we'd have only Java in the end.
Some people want everything abstracted out, so no implementation details have to pe paid attention to -- nor leveraged, ever.
Some people won't believe a language supports something until there's a class explicitly named after it (``proper unicode support'' my ass -_-').
Some people believe an object wrapped around something will magically make it better (``a core object that represents the HTTP Request and Response'').
The list goes on...
Please let PHP remain PHP, at least let it retain the good parts :-)
- noduerme 15y agoSo, uh, can't we all just get along? I mean, I could make a list about why Java's a nightmare, or Javascript or C# or something else, but if I were hiring a coder who said, "yes, we must write this server in Neko" I would say, "okay, why?" And if the reasons were good, then great. Do it. These are just tools. You should never lean on them for something they weren't designed to do; but if you find that one matches the job, then use it!