2009/9/10 Vamsee Kanakala <[email protected]>: > Because it's so full of holes that you need to "upgrade" it every other > week? Unfortunately web apps can never be secured . There would be some vulnerability popping up . I think this is not the case of wordpress alone . <assumption> WP has a huge customer base hence will have lot of bugs .. may be the user vs contributor ratio plays a major role for testing,reporting,designing and developing the WP . </assumption>
> Which is what annoys me about web apps written in php - whether php > encourages bad code or what I don't know, but almost all popular open source > php software is full of spaghetti code. PHP does that :( Well it was created to be a "Personal Home Page" and the first versions were so simple to use that it gained huge popularity . But its always up to developers to write clean code . > I say this as somebody who wrote a > plugin for wordpress and integrated another php app (elgg.net) into another > system. I can't even say how bad my experience of elgg integration was. Pure > horror would cover it. I would like to know the issues you faced with it . Did you file a bug report ? Anyways maybe a different thread in this mailing list would be fine . Regards, Pavithran -- pavithran sakamuri www.pavithran.org _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, email [email protected] with "unsubscribe <password> <address>" in the subject or body of the message. http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
