Let's add my feedback on what seems realistic on what you, Johannes,
nicely pointed out as a "vision" I like a lot, and me not going into
details:
I expect endless discussions on either to pronounce either like in
"ethernet" or as in "I-there", and that for every aspect, artefact,
paradigm, underlying library, language or come what may, with everyone
finally becoming personal, affronting or rude towards the other point
of view.
So, folks, this is how I sum up your list, having read you for a year.
Please, please, please do it differently, which would be both kind and
nice and see that you actually can do better.
Nils (moving forward to Java, more and more)
2014-02-17 23:18 GMT+01:00 Johannes Schlüter <[email protected]>:
> On Mon, 2014-02-17 at 15:35 -0600, Ralph Schindler wrote:
>> > And I want to remind about my typical opinion: We should try to require
>> > as little extensions as possible and do as many things as possible (in a
>> > usable way) in userland. If we spend time on making PHP faster we reduce
>> > the need for extensions even more.
>>
>> You're assuming the target implementation is trivial, or even possible.
>
> I know extensions are needed. Still I think PHP is powerful and often
> (often != always) fast enough.
>
> johannes
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