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I miss the simple days. I want a PHP that has no classes (procedural only), stops around 5.6 for its syntax (none of these shorthand things) and fixes some of t
by mike503 4y ago
I miss the simple days. I want a PHP that has no classes (procedural only), stops around 5.6 for its syntax (none of these shorthand things) and fixes some of the needle/haystack and function naming inconsistencies. Just give me strings and arrays and floats/ints. I'll add in named parameters, but I think that's the only new thing I'd want to take.
Anyone want to go in with me on that?!
- mike503 4y agoOh and for everything else in the normal PHP world, I tell people to use a framework, and for that framework I tell them to use Laravel. Period. To me it's the jQuery for modern PHP (note: I don't even code using it myself, but I tell people to have their dev team start with it)