On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 11:12 AM, Ralf Lang <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > It always amuses me when PERL developers go on their little
> > soapboxes about how "real" programmers all think PHP is stupid
> > lol.
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> It always amuses me PHP people think perl is stupid and vice versa.
> Both languages have their use case, sometimes I even use them side by
> side in the same project. PHP daemons and forking is not exactly what
> I would depend on working reliably.
>
Umm at what point did I say PERL is "stupid?" PERL is like the duct-tape
of scripting languages; it can be used for just about anything, though
there's almost always a more specialized solution. It serves a purpose.
But that being said, PERL has tons of flaws and other issues all its own.
That's why it amuses me whenever I see a PERL person get on a soapbox about
PHP. Hypocrisy is funny.
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> > Granted, PHP has MANY flaws, some of which are accurately mentioned
> > in the article (though as Pierre pointed out, it doesn't actually
> > raise any new points; and yes I did read the whole thing, including
> > the comments). There are some things that PERL and "Ruby with
> > [sic?!] Rails" do better. But that's why we're here.
>
> Exactly. There's a lot to improve and sometimes it can be done with
> little to now bc breaks. (And some breaks I would not mind if done
> right and for the right reasons).
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