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There is still required setup for things like PHP, like what reads from the webroot and serves the requests. Other things, like binaries, can be almost complete
by capableweb 4y ago
There is still required setup for things like PHP, like what reads from the webroot and serves the requests. Other things, like binaries, can be almost completely self-contained and do everything, and then you just move the binary to the server and run it, and you get the full environment needed, no Apache with mod_php required (or what the kids use nowadays)
- nibbleshifter 4y agoI'll grant you that. I also forgot briefly what a complete fucking nightmare instrumenting/debugging PHP (on say, a LAMP stack) can be - which is the inevitable result when PHP decides to behave in "interesting" ways.