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Re: anyone else writing Linux (or cross-system) applications in PHP? [message #180253 is a reply to message #180248] Sun, 03 February 2013 10:49 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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On 02/02/2013 02:27 PM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:
> crankypuss wrote:
>> (Apologies for the cross-post.)
>>
>> I don't like bash, haven't seen anything that crude since back in the
>> days when I was writing FORTRAN and BASIC, so I've been writing all of
>> my local applications in PHP.
>>
>> The folks who frequent comp.lang.php seem to be pretty web-centric which
>> makes sense as far as that goes. The folks who frequent the various
>> Linux fora seem pretty bash-centric which also makes sense as far as
>> that goes.
>
> Because for the web is where PHP originated. Get data, do something,
> done. Not really suited for event driven apps.

I have code that says you're mistaken.

> Late comer to acquiring
> programming features like OOP. But it is evolving and things may change.

OOP is the worst thing that happened to PHP since mySQL.

>>
>> As an aside, I've been using Linux for long enough now to realize how
>> shell-centric it is as an operating system; I'm somewhat blown away by
>> that but it too makes its own kind of sense.
>
> I found bash so useful and powerful and confusing a bit at times. Beats
> the stuffing out of MS batch files and easier than powershell for me.

MS batch files, lol. Not familiar with powershell.

>>
>> Is there a forum where the other folks (presuming there are any) who
>> have been writing applications in PHP hang out? Don't say "yeah dummy,
>> go to comp.lang.python" please, my homor quotient is maxed out for
>> today. <g>
>
> Because the python, perl, bash, c, and c++ is what is generally used.

So it goes, eh? Everybody does what everybody has always done.

Well thanks, JNL. 'Preciate your reply.
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