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PHP for normal work stuff and then Ruby for custom Rails apps which speed up my workflow (in fact, I once used a Rails app to output the PHP code for me to past
by wastedhours 12y ago
PHP for normal work stuff and then Ruby for custom Rails apps which speed up my workflow (in fact, I once used a Rails app to output the PHP code for me to paste, was a glorious day).
I developed my dev skills more in RoR than PHP, so tend to feel more at home there, so switching isn't as natural as it could be (partly because it's mainly flat PHP, MVC feels more intuitive).
- slindz 12y agoYou might find Yii useful. It's a PHP framework that behaves a lot like RoR in terms of generators and site function (MVC)