Re: Why Google App Engine Shouldn’t Include PHP

mardix — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 22:31:22 -0000

Bashing PHP? BTW are you running WordPress? Hilarious.

PHP was meant to be easy and fast. I will never say that PHP was safe, but it wasn't the concern from the beginning, but pains were growing as the web was getting more mature. And all those headaches and backaches have their medicines in PHP 5, PHP 6. Unless you are under a rock and keep ignoring all the efforts done by the PHP community to patch stuff up, make PHP5, PHP 6 soon, stop using PHP4 period.

PHP wasn't the first. Other people have mentioned of Perl, imo ASP was there too. Back to my first point PHP was meant to b easy and fast. We have the freedom to do whatever. It wasnt about writing beautiful codes, but codes that worked.

"The documentation lack good education"
Are you kidding me. What type of education you wanted, step-by-step one? Well if you are programing, some how you should have some type of common sense.

And before I go, PHP is awesome because it's awesome period. Easy to develop with no frameworks (hint hint: ROR), beautiful bundle with: Linux,Apache,MySQL. Large community for help. Thousands and thousands of code snippets. PHP is genial, PHP is the best. And your blog is running on WordPress.

P.S: ROR developers are Frameworkers. lol.

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