Anything of your refactorings public to check out? > but you're left with an incompatible language in the end, at which point you're probably better off starti

Anything of your refactorings public to check out? > but you're left with an incompatible language in the end, at which point you're probably better off starting with a different language entirely. Yes, but which one? No matter which one i try, in the end, i am always close to rewriting it with php. Eg as many good things go has, i don't enjoy the syntax as much as phps. I could live with it, given the advantages. But i can't get over it, that most of my code seems to be error checking. Sure, that's probably a good thing for serious work. But that's just not where the joy in programming lies for me. Most cases phps try-catch feels much, much more elegant / fun to write (not comparing the efficiency of the outcome). I do love the fact i end up with a single executable. And php without framework requires much more overhead, which is also annoying. And i am done with php frameworks.