Server Improvements: Noticeable?
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Originally posted by shivak
PHP is a huge mess for anything larger than a 100 line script that will never see the light of day. Connection pooling and advanced .
PHP is a huge mess for anything larger than a 100 line script that will never see the light of day. Connection pooling and advanced .
I suppose the ease of use in PHP does attract a lot of novice developers, but if you know what you're doing, there should be no question that PHP is just as powerful as any other web development language.
-B.S. in Computer Science from UCI.
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Originally posted by silvrhand
The attachment table still has problems, I've got to dump out the table and find out what's wrong with it, it looks right now like the entire thing is corrupt though which might be bad news...
- John
The attachment table still has problems, I've got to dump out the table and find out what's wrong with it, it looks right now like the entire thing is corrupt though which might be bad news...
- John
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Originally posted by rezaXcentral
Thats exactly the reason why Yahoo chose PHP to replace their proprietary yScript that they've been using for years now, right?
I suppose the ease of use in PHP does attract a lot of novice developers, but if you know what you're doing, there should be no question that PHP is just as powerful as any other web development language.
-B.S. in Computer Science from UCI.
Thats exactly the reason why Yahoo chose PHP to replace their proprietary yScript that they've been using for years now, right?
I suppose the ease of use in PHP does attract a lot of novice developers, but if you know what you're doing, there should be no question that PHP is just as powerful as any other web development language.
-B.S. in Computer Science from UCI.
PHP is a suitable scripting language; Python is better, in my opinion. Ease of use, rapidity, and succinctness are important features of a scripting language.
The requirements for a scripting language are much different than those for an architecture language. Solid typing, a good object model, scalable and efficient run times, and excellently written foundation of API and infrastructure software are all necessary. PHP has...none of those. Go ahead and ask Yahoo - they certainly aren't using PHP for their heavy lifting.
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