Only 1 paragraph deals with PHP's reputation, the rest is geared towards those who actually want to learn PHP and/or improve their skills.
To you: doesn't the fact that you myopically dismissed the entire article due to a single paragraph say something about you? Why are you looking for a flamewar where one doesn't exist?
I get it -- you don't like PHP. That's your prerogative, and you're of course entitled to it, but this article isn't just another skirmishing ground for the flamewar that is "PHP SUCKS" vs. "NO IT DOESN'T". Rather, it looks to me to be more of a braindump from a PHP dev looking to enlighten new PHP devs with what he's learned.
Is that so patently offensive to you that you have to attempt and interject the played-out flamewar that is now a decade old?
>Only 1 paragraph deals with PHP's reputation, the rest is geared towards those who actually want to learn PHP and/or improve their skills.
Do we really expect the language elitists to actually read articles now? Just say something bad about PHP here and you'll get 20 instant upvotes. We're getting as bad as reddit here.
As someone who uses PHP, I found this article very enlightening.
To you: doesn't the fact that you myopically dismissed the entire article due to a single paragraph say something about you? Why are you looking for a flamewar where one doesn't exist?
I get it -- you don't like PHP. That's your prerogative, and you're of course entitled to it, but this article isn't just another skirmishing ground for the flamewar that is "PHP SUCKS" vs. "NO IT DOESN'T". Rather, it looks to me to be more of a braindump from a PHP dev looking to enlighten new PHP devs with what he's learned.
Is that so patently offensive to you that you have to attempt and interject the played-out flamewar that is now a decade old?