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Honestly I don't see it that way. The blog author makes solid points that I agree. Meanwhile AFOBD just make fun of stdlib inconsistencies and of language quir
by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Honestly I don't see it that way.
The blog author makes solid points that I agree. Meanwhile AFOBD just make fun of stdlib inconsistencies and of language quirks, most of which were fixed throughout the years.
AFOBD is so incredibly outdated that this paragraph is still there: "PHP is naturally tied to Apache. Running it separately, or with any other webserver, requires just as much mucking around (possibly more) as deploying any other language.".
- zanellato19 3y agoSome of the points are outdated, but the soul of the article, that those stdlib inconsistencies and language quirks as you called it, lead to terrible design and a lot of surprising footguns, is still quite true. Laravel is a good framework and it is because it hides a lot of PHP from the user.