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You CAN get a white page or an error message by default, you don't "just get" them. It doesn't make any sense either because (surprise) you can and should confi
by mikegioia 12y ago
You CAN get a white page or an error message by default, you don't "just get" them. It doesn't make any sense either because (surprise) you can and should configure that away. I see your edit but what's the point of that sentence other than to jab at PHP?
- toxicFork 12y agoIt's only because I have worked on php projects where my involvement started since various degrees of completion, and these issues happened to me most frequently. My point was that PHP can be configured (or not) to handle errors better, but so can node.