This one time, at band camp, Catie Flick said:
If anyone else has some PHP happiness to add here, please do!
Like others have said, PHP sucks for its embedding of HTML in the
code... but there are ways around this; think Gus' mega cfengine.conf
that just includes the other sections.
One thing I
Jeff Waugh wrote:
* Error reporting like an autistic mute sucking a ChupaChup.
You're just trying to get yourself quoted in someone's signature
again...
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quote who=Jamie Wilkinson
Like others have said, PHP sucks for its embedding of HTML in the
code... but there are ways around this;
... many and varied ways around this (the Smarty template engine is a pretty
well-built method), HOWEVER, PHP still SUCKS.
* Zero exception handling. Outrageous
This one time, at band camp, Jeff Waugh said:
* Zero exception handling. Outrageous semantic problems making this very
noticable.
Bah. Exceptions are for people who write erroneous code ;)
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Jaq what's wrong with the default? :)
jdub It is poopie.
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quote who=Matthew Dalton
You're just trying to get yourself quoted in someone's signature
again...
Who, me?
- Jeff
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Right ( cocks flamethrower with underslung advocacy gun )
Perl rocks.
Why?
1. Easy to get going. You can write Perl in a style that matches what your
used to. I have seen Perl like Basic, Perl like Shell Script, Perl like C,
and even, god forbid, Perl like Cobol.
2. String based language. A
On Tue, 1 May 2001, Adam Kennedy wrote:
Now, I've only done a little bit of PHP, so I think someone else would be
much better qualified to tout PHPs advantages.
I must say, I quite like PHP for its simplicity and ease of use. I like
knowing the full picture of things, and thus can envisage
