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If you're talking about initial productivity they're probably right. If you're talking about long term productivity, they're most definitely wrong. I say this
by PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y ago
If you're talking about initial productivity they're probably right. If you're talking about long term productivity, they're most definitely wrong.
I say this as someone with extensive experience in .net, ruby, PHP (laravel, et al), and so on.
Even something like ActiveRecord is going to blow .net out of the water in terms of pure speed, but long term the typing and the stability of .net gives it the advantage.
- charlie0 3y agoThose typing advantages are getting much better with the latest versions of PHP. Sure, it's not like .net, but close enough. The advantage of something like PHP is that I can prototype something quickly without the language getting in my way. I can add the typing later and make it production ready.