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Re:Signs of Crappy PHP Software by phoenix24 on Sunday July 04, 2010 @09:26AM (#1485635)
also, the ones that don't use an ORM, instead go at lengths to invent it.
Re:Signs of Crappy PHP Software by jaxn on Sunday July 04, 2010 @09:37AM (#1485649)
What about Wordpress? They don't use an ORM do they?
Re:Signs of Crappy PHP Software by crikli on Sunday July 04, 2010 @11:42AM (#1485827)
I would posit that Wordpress is the wordwide leader in 'crappy PHP software.'

(And I'm not a PHP hater, my company writes 90% of our stuff in PHP, and WP works great for blogs and brochure sites. But it's nasty underneath that pretty UI.)

Re:Signs of Crappy PHP Software by robryan on Sunday July 04, 2010 @12:08PM (#1485860)
Yeah, I've found it a bit of a nightmare at times trying to integrate it into a website, in future I plan to just use a separate user system for the site and just link them.
Re:Signs of Crappy PHP Software by jaxn on Tuesday July 06, 2010 @02:26AM (#1490161)
I guess it depends how you measure good software. Wordpress works. Really well.
Re:Signs of Crappy PHP Software by prodigal_erik on Tuesday July 06, 2010 @03:02AM (#1490233)
Wordpress has such a long history of catastrophic security flaws that it's become notorious among people (like me) who don't even use it.
Re:Signs of Crappy PHP Software by jaxn on Tuesday July 06, 2010 @01:01PM (#1491560)
I am probably not all the different from you. But I have been running Wordpress on my own server for years and have never had a problem.