stupid

This is a total flame thread, but I read this article this morning and I was cracking up. Jeff Atwood of Coding Horror is a great writer, and he just tears apart php. Of course it's a one-sided argument, but he makes it entertaining and I enjoyed it as a php => .Net convert.
SOURCE: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001119.html

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linskingdom

We are still using PHP, .net and others but 7 of 10 recent projects move to .net.

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Push the limit one more time ...

B-80

I <3 PHP.

after years of programming, I must say I love php. It is very capable and a very nice way to interface with mySQL.


also VB is for noobz

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arkheii

Java/JSP ftw.

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無錦²的愛

Microsis

PHP owns. Made a website when I was 15 years old with a PHP back-end. Sold it a couple years later for $6000.

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kyotejones

I hate JSP enough to say you sir have no taste in dynamic languages. I would rather use pre PHP 4.x than use JSP.

metala

PHP sucks because only one thing. It's too easy to learn/use because every lamer start programming big/commercial products, without knowing anything of OOP and that in PHP you do not have to write the algorithms on your own, you have "internal"/integrated functions for that.

I was a lamer too, but I advanced.


Microsoft Bulgaria representative tried to convince me that writing on .NET takes less code/work than writing on PHP. I wasn't very convinced, but maybe it is true. But Zend Framework resolves the problem.

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Debian worshipper
I'm feeling that vodka more like without the K letter - voda (вода, water in Slavic countries)
Officially, Debian for desktop and development, Windows XP SP2 for gaming. (ATI should have fixed their drivers for Linux sooner...)

h4rdcor3

I despise java, maybe its because i had a really poor instructor, but i'm not the only one who thinks so.

"Java is a good way to make something a tenth as fast as it should be." - John Carmack (Technical Director, id Software; Founder, Armadillo Aerospace)