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It does, language comes with culture, I'm polyglot and the amount of horrors I've seen in php3/4 days was on par with legacy cobol. It was too sweet on effectf
by agumonkey 3y ago
It does, language comes with culture, I'm polyglot and the amount of horrors I've seen in php3/4 days was on par with legacy cobol.
It was too sweet on effectful code around random maps (what's not to like, you can do whatever and spend hours trying to find the right combination of stdlib array_ functions until something happens).
Of course things change after the nonphp6. But if someone only knows and love php I'll check twice before working with him. I'm actually dealing with someone like that right now.
- oaiey 3y agoYeah, the "culture" had its technical issues. But in real culture PHP people are typically good mooded, friendly and humble fellows. So culture is a plus thing. Because the technical mishaps are there in any community with size (looking at you JavaScript)