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If anything, my takeaway here is that PHP might have handled things the best of the three. PHP doesn't have the huge schism that Python 3 does, and the developm
by Bahamut 12y ago
If anything, my takeaway here is that PHP might have handled things the best of the three. PHP doesn't have the huge schism that Python 3 does, and the development cycle isn't nearly as crazy as Perl. Sometimes pragmatism is more important than idealism.
- wvenable 12y agoThe process from PHP4 to PHP5 was long but there were clear advantages to PHP5 that it made it logical choice for all new projects. I'm still working with brand new Python 2.7 code.
- juliangregorian 12y agoWe don't know that, because PHP 7 isn't out yet, but also PHP 7 doesn't change in breaking ways. All of the language warts that plagued 4 and 5 are still around.
- Ultimatt 12y ago> the development cycle isn't nearly as crazy as Perl What regular releases every six months? With a standard mechanism for saying you are using a given new feature or expect a given versioned behaviour... yeah so cRaZzzY.