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Maybe I shouldn't, but I find it sort of maddening that, PHP WTF would be powered by software written in PHP. I mean, if it bothers this guy to the extreme tha
by apgwoz 17y ago
Maybe I shouldn't, but I find it sort of maddening that, PHP WTF would be powered by software written in PHP. I mean, if it bothers this guy to the extreme that he would go register a domain, and put up a website about it, it shouldn't be much trouble to learn a brand spanking new programming language that doesn't have all the problems he's discussing, right?
PHP has many problems. We know this. There are millions of words online that will attest to this fact. The fact is, all these words are for naught if people don't step in and do something about it.
- edw519 17y agoAnyone squatting on PHPWhining.com?
- apgwoz 17y agoAs a matter of fact, it looks like it is currently available. feel free to register it and collect all your favorite links to websites complaining about PHP!
- idlewords 17y agoPeople who make heavy use of a language are in a good position to vent about its shortcomings. Sometimes a language is the best tool for the job despite its many deficiencies, and I'd much rather read these kind of rants by someone who knows the language inside out. I hate PHP more than I hate my own mother, and yet I still chose it for my most recent project. Every programming language has shortcomings, it's just a question of picking the best shortcomings for the job.
- bdotdub 17y agoYeah, he even has some sort of disclaimer in his footer This site is mostly written by chx, one of the core developers of the PHP-based Drupal project. It's not meant to be a bashing of PHP or its authors.
- randallsquared 17y agoI hate PHP more than I hate my own mother I've heard of damning with faint praise, but this is more like faint condemnation...
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- apgwoz 17y ago> Every programming language has shortcomings. Name a language with more. I'll wait.
- jjs 17y agoBy using PHP, he'll never run out of material. :)
- mechanical_fish 17y agoYou can move to a new language whenever you want. But will your community follow you? Not without a great deal of groundwork.