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I've done some dreadful things in PHP. And Java. And Python. And C. And more.. The problem has never been the language, but rather the software's organization
by mik3y 13y ago
I've done some dreadful things in PHP. And Java. And Python. And C. And more..
The problem has never been the language, but rather the software's organization and architecture (or the lack thereof). You can make mistakes in any language, some just make it a little easier for you. Such as PHP's notorious ability to mix code and HTML in the same file... the horror!
Before contemplating a language change, you might want to think about ways you could improve your architecture, development practices, and code hygiene.
- collyw 13y agoLooking for jobs, hardly any ever mention architecture skills, and I have never been asked about them in an interview. Shame, because thats where I see my main improvements after 10 years in the industry.