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Re:25 Years of PHP by ragnese on Wednesday June 10, 2020 @02:59PM (#23480754)
The problem isn't about a preference between dynamic types and static types. I do think the tacked-on type system of PHP is pretty poor. But even without the mediocre type system, PHP still sucks. You want dynamic? Do Clojure, Lisp, Python (eh), Elixir. PHP and its broken foreach loops and lack of concurrency need not apply (and who in the world believes that forking a process is a good enough for EITHER concurrency OR parallelism for a backend programming language in this day and age?).
Re:25 Years of PHP by meritt on Wednesday June 10, 2020 @03:18PM (#23480939)
Okay. Good luck.