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Re:Ewww, You Use PHP?
on Tuesday July 19, 2011 @07:55AM (#2780456)
Java and JVM as reliable platform +1 just go whatever language you want Scala, Haskell, Ruby... here language doesn't matter. If you want to create custom web based application (not RIA one ofc) go django or rails, now it's more matter of taste both choices will give you a lot benefits, and ofc you can run it ontop of JVM. But if you considering building anything today on PHP (when you have sooooooooo fucking many better platforms) you are incompetent and plain stupid, because it will be a big technical debpt for the whole project.
Re:William and Kate spend last day in California
on Monday July 11, 2011 @06:31AM (#2750122)
And WTF is this here ?
Re:G+ doesn't support Opera... why?
on Thursday July 07, 2011 @08:49AM (#2738215)
No antialiasing for firefox and ie logo is probably intentional :D
Re:Why PHP is (so much) more better than Ruby?
on Monday June 27, 2011 @03:19AM (#2700460)
But we have draw here:
"Ruby.length".length == "strlen(PHP)".length
Re:Why PHP is (so much) more better than Ruby?
on Sunday June 26, 2011 @01:21PM (#2698466)
I thought PHPers got sens of humor... where is yours ? :D
Re:Ask HN: Is PHP dead for startups? Could PHP revive?
on Wednesday June 22, 2011 @06:00AM (#2682463)
Vanilla PHP by itself is a framework (as template language for the web) with many API that vanilla Ruby is not providing. If you will compare both in this way it will be poor comparison too right ? My point is that you can't compare PHP with anything on the market in this dimensions.
PHP could be productive in the past, currently PHP frameworks are trying to fix fundamental flaws of language architecture and my subjective opinions is that they are constantly failing, language can't be fixed by building frameworks on top of it. This is IMHO the big win for Rails, Django, Node.js, they don't fix the language, they just don't need to, they extend it and provide productive framework to complete much different task, build end-user application right ?
Re:Ask HN: Is PHP dead for startups? Could PHP revive?
on Tuesday June 21, 2011 @07:51AM (#2678347)
You missed the whole point. He explained that productivity was the force that pushed him into Rails, and more focused community on only one framework (actually there are more frameworks like Sinatra for example) is advantage in bigger picture (more mature code, more ppl working on the project, more knowledge resources on the net, less diversification of job market etc).
Having a choice is not bad thing, but having too many choices can be.
Re:Open RoR Positions + Telecommute + Bacon = BLISS
on Monday June 20, 2011 @09:33AM (#2674073)
Where i should drop CV ? Or maybe this is part of recruiting proces .. figuring it out ;)
Re:Confessions of a Converted PHP Developer: On Visibility and Privates
on Friday May 13, 2011 @03:18AM (#2543909)
Yeah, but i'm sure you didn't write a thing with any of both if you say so.