Re:Public-Key Encryption in PHP
by CiPHPerCoder on Tuesday December 27, 2016 @12:57PM
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> You can stand on your own merits without trashing everybody you don't know.
I think I see the problem here.
You're parsing my statements as a sort of attack on others.
Let's try this: The global population of full-time PHP developers who are qualified to perform brain surgery is probably less than 10.
Is that statement less controversial?
Understanding cryptography isn't exactly a requirement for being a successful PHP developer. Additionally, the folks who do know cryptography very rarely find themselves working on PHP full-time: There's too much industry demand in other areas.
That most developers who work on PHP full-time do not have this particular skillset is NOT an attack on most developers. It's simply an observation and a reasonable consequence of the absence of market pressures.
I think I see the problem here.
You're parsing my statements as a sort of attack on others.
Let's try this: The global population of full-time PHP developers who are qualified to perform brain surgery is probably less than 10.
Is that statement less controversial?
Understanding cryptography isn't exactly a requirement for being a successful PHP developer. Additionally, the folks who do know cryptography very rarely find themselves working on PHP full-time: There's too much industry demand in other areas.
That most developers who work on PHP full-time do not have this particular skillset is NOT an attack on most developers. It's simply an observation and a reasonable consequence of the absence of market pressures.
Also, it's a difficult subject.