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> I look forward to the day PHP is standardised (it will happen), because it cops a lot of flak when it gets the job done without needing usually anything inst
by irahul 14y ago
> I look forward to the day PHP is standardised (it will happen), because it cops a lot of flak when it gets the job done without needing usually anything installed on the server to run it. Upload your scripts and run, BAM!
What do you mean by standardizedPHP was quite popular in the past, and serves about 35% of the web traffic(wikipedia and facebook alone would constitute a significant amount).
I don't know about you, but my requirements are to get the job done reasonably, not "get the job done by copying a script on a cheap-ass shared hosting and you can't install any extra library. lol".
- DigitalSea 14y agoNaming conventions as pointed out are a big issue. "strtolower", "str_replace" both string manipulating functions that have different naming conventions, don't get me started on arguments of the functions either. Sometimes the string comes first, sometimes the needle comes first, etc. Once PHP has its naming conventions down it'll be much better.