Comments on: What’s new in php5.3? http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/ Where the rising ape meets the falling angel Thu, 01 Dec 2011 08:19:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ochronus http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-24 ochronus Wed, 20 May 2009 08:45:08 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-24 <a href="#comment-1295" rel="nofollow">@Rob</a> Dude. You're basically saying noone forces me to stick with PHP, if I feel unsatisfied, I should not comment on it, just move on silently. So, noone forces you to read my posts, if you feel unsatisfied, don't comment, just move on silently. See, you're doing the exact same thing you're accusing me of. What's the difference in the attitude? Of course the same urge is present in you - for some reason my posts pissed you off, just like php's little clever 'feature' pissed me off. We are humans, we like to rant a bit about what's bugging us. What's wrong with it? @Rob
Dude.
You’re basically saying noone forces me to stick with PHP, if I feel unsatisfied, I should not comment on it, just move on silently.
So, noone forces you to read my posts, if you feel unsatisfied, don’t comment, just move on silently.
See, you’re doing the exact same thing you’re accusing me of. What’s the difference in the attitude?
Of course the same urge is present in you – for some reason my posts pissed you off, just like php’s little clever ‘feature’ pissed me off. We are humans, we like to rant a bit about what’s bugging us. What’s wrong with it?

]]> By: ochronus http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-23 ochronus Wed, 20 May 2009 08:30:19 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-23 1. Actually this array indexing thing came to light in a live system so I wouldn't consider it unrealistic. 2. The fact that I complain about certain 'features' of PHP does not mean that I should stop using it. So your point of view is that either hype something or don't use it at all? A bit of black-or-white, don't you think? But of course you have the right to state your opinion, just as I do - that's what this blog post is about. So stop complaining about my posts and stop reading them ;)) get the point? 3. Not doing php is not an option since losing my job would have some harsh consequences. 4. I also use ruby on a daily basis for work - trust me, a language is not only about web :) You CAN do many more things with ruby than rails. Rails is just a framework written in ruby, it's not ruby itself. Anyway, thanks for expressing your opinion. 1. Actually this array indexing thing came to light in a live system so I wouldn’t consider it unrealistic.
2. The fact that I complain about certain ‘features’ of PHP does not mean that I should stop using it. So your point of view is that either hype something or don’t use it at all? A bit of black-or-white, don’t you think? But of course you have the right to state your opinion, just as I do – that’s what this blog post is about. So stop complaining about my posts and stop reading them ;) ) get the point?
3. Not doing php is not an option since losing my job would have some harsh consequences.
4. I also use ruby on a daily basis for work – trust me, a language is not only about web :) You CAN do many more things with ruby than rails. Rails is just a framework written in ruby, it’s not ruby itself.

Anyway, thanks for expressing your opinion.

]]> By: Rob http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-22 Rob Wed, 20 May 2009 08:13:34 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-22 Dude. I have read now two articles on your site. In both articles concerning PHP you take a small innate example of something completely unrealistic to the real world and twist it into some asinine argument as to why PHP sucks... Fair enough you LOOOOOOOOVVVVVEEEE RUBY or python or whatever... Then please get out of the PHP business, let PHP professionals do their job. Someday when RUBY actually gets used to do something more than make a blog in 5 minutes maybe you'll find a purpose in life. Sorry but you really come off as one of those kids in a class who asks completely moronic questions just to waste the teacher's and other student's time. Either do PHP or don't do PHP. Complaining about it won't help anything. Dude.

I have read now two articles on your site.

In both articles concerning PHP you take a small innate example of something completely unrealistic to the real world and twist it into some asinine argument as to why PHP sucks…

Fair enough you LOOOOOOOOVVVVVEEEE RUBY or python or whatever…

Then please get out of the PHP business, let PHP professionals do their job.

Someday when RUBY actually gets used to do something more than make a blog in 5 minutes maybe you’ll find a purpose in life.

Sorry but you really come off as one of those kids in a class who asks completely moronic questions just to waste the teacher’s and other student’s time.

Either do PHP or don’t do PHP. Complaining about it won’t help anything.

]]> By: Jacques Fuentes http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-21 Jacques Fuentes Sat, 16 May 2009 19:44:26 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-21 Thanks. Stay tuned for updates. Like I said in the post, we should have this on launchpad soon with a website to-boot! Thanks. Stay tuned for updates. Like I said in the post, we should have this on launchpad soon with a website to-boot!

]]> By: ochronus http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-20 ochronus Sat, 16 May 2009 19:40:52 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-20 Wow, this seems really nice! Congratulations! :) <a href="#comment-1282" rel="nofollow">@Jacques Fuentes</a> Wow, this seems really nice! Congratulations! :) @Jacques Fuentes

]]> By: Jacques Fuentes http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-19 Jacques Fuentes Sat, 16 May 2009 19:28:30 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-19 Thanks to PHP 5.3 late-static binding and closures my friend Kien and I have improved upon an earlier version of an ORM that he had written prior to PHP 5.3. The ActiveRecord we have created is inspired by Ruby on Rails and we have tried to maintain their conventions while deviating mainly because of convenience or necessity. Take a look here: http://www.derivante.com/2009/05/14/php-activerecord-with-php-53/ Thanks to PHP 5.3 late-static binding and closures my friend Kien and I have improved upon an earlier version of an ORM that he had written prior to PHP 5.3. The ActiveRecord we have created is inspired by Ruby on Rails and we have tried to maintain their conventions while deviating mainly because of convenience or necessity.

Take a look here:
http://www.derivante.com/2009/05/14/php-activerecord-with-php-53/

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]]> By: ochronus http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-17 ochronus Wed, 13 May 2009 04:18:24 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-17 Yep, sure they do, in a few years they'll be where ruby was a few years ago ;) Ok, just kidding, it's not fair comparing two different animals. Yep, sure they do, in a few years they’ll be where ruby was a few years ago ;) Ok, just kidding, it’s not fair comparing two different animals.

]]> By: Muddsar http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-16 Muddsar Wed, 13 May 2009 04:16:04 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-16 Hmmm... cut 'em some slack, they're coming along. : ) Hmmm… cut ‘em some slack, they’re coming along. : )

]]> By: Mardix http://blog.mostof.it/whats-new-in-php5/#comment-15 Mardix Sun, 10 May 2009 20:13:28 +0000 http://blog.iamnolegend.com/?p=42#comment-15 Thanks. It was very helpful. Can't wait to install PHP 5.3 and run it for a spin. Thanks. It was very helpful. Can’t wait to install PHP 5.3 and run it for a spin.

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