Hi!
I think the point is that the php language itself does not provide solid construct for writing rock-solid code. Yes, there are many programmers/hackers that can, but the effort they put is huge.
I think this is completely untrue.
In Java you are free to extend a class --yours or imported-- without worries about it's internal implementation. Is that possible in PHP? nope. __construct breaks that.
Could you please explain what you mean? How __construct breaks extending a class?
IMHO, as a simple PHP programmer, the language should provide the simplest language construct and the engine should handle all the complexity under the hood.
I see no way of hiding threads complexity "under the hood" - if you want threads, you'll need to deal with synchronization, locking, race conditions, etc. Do you see any way to avoid it?
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