"Robert Clipsham" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > On 06/06/10 03:02, Nick Sabalausky wrote: > >> So to write good reliable code in PHP: > > I was gonna make a witty remark here, I found it turning into a rant so I > removed it though :3 >
Heh heh. "good reliable code in PHP" *is* a contradiction of terms, after all ;) > > I guess I'm lucky here, all the PHP I ever have to write now is supported > by a framework/CMS that some guy who knows what he's doing made, I've yet > to have any issues with it anywhere it's been run fortunately. I'd put > money on this not being the case for most people though. > As much as I prefer to write Haxe (and then compile it down to PHP), one of the [many] things that bugs me about Haxe is that it doesn't appear to do any of those checks automatically. Big missed opportunity there. > I would be curious as to how well D/FastCGI works, guess I'll have to have > a play at some point. > I've been positively salivating at the idea of combining D, FastCGI and a D-ified rails-like framework. Haven't gotten around to it though. Fortunately, I did recently find out that the hosts I'm currently using allow custom-made CGI. Unfortunately, I can't use FastCGI on them, although I've been getting so fed up with PHP lately (both the PHP language and the PHP platform - Haxe only sheilds you from [parts of] the language, not the platform), that I think I can live perfectly happily without FastCGI.
