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I always looked at PHP as the sane alternative to ASP. Not sure GO is ideal as a drop in replacement by design. Seems like chap just wanted an excuse. Now I'
by Zenst 14y ago
I always looked at PHP as the sane alternative to ASP. Not sure GO is ideal as a drop in replacement by design. Seems like chap just wanted an excuse.
Now I'm doing a project which leans towards python and in some aspects C - that does seem to be more pandaring towards doing it in GO. But if it was a production project and not a fun project then I'd hold back from looking at GO, but it's a fun one so I'm looking at it and finding it very suitable alternative to python/C in this case. Still sussing out a nice IDE but I'm in no rush.
But for a PHP project I'd say PHP may be a better fit for cases were you use PHP as a ASP alternative. Lets that how I see it, though I'm no PHP guru, let alone ASP.
- uvTwitch 14y agoPHP is a sane alternative to ASP? Do you mean ASP.net written in VB, or using webforms or something? I take it you haven't actually experienced firsthand the glaring inconsistencies and bizarre behaviour present in PHP's core language features, because it's a far cry to call php 'sane' in comparison to ASP//C#.