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]]> By: Artur Esjmont http://www.dotvoid.com/2010/01/gartner-report-on-php/comment-page-1/#comment-1693 Artur Esjmont Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:29:05 +0000 http://www.dotvoid.com/?p=435#comment-1693 True :- ) Good to see that mindset is finally changing. I had times of doubt, i was not sure if PHP is good way to go and i was not sure if it was a wise career choice. But later, the more i read and used different languages the more i respected and liked PHP. Sure it has some shortcomings but its great in many ways too. Good to see that bigger players realize there is potential for proft. MS integrating better, support from IBM and well Zend has done a lot for PHP as well. The more big guys back it up the better for the community. Only thing i would change for PHP 7.0 would be a namespaced OOP api to all functions that exist with revised and more unified api + error reporting via exceptions. No more magical error codes and no more fatal errors. There is no situation your application should die, i mean except segmentation fault ;-) Big thumbs up for PHP ! Art True :- )

Good to see that mindset is finally changing. I had times of doubt, i was not sure if PHP is good way to go and i was not sure if it was a wise career choice. But later, the more i read and used different languages the more i respected and liked PHP. Sure it has some shortcomings but its great in many ways too.

Good to see that bigger players realize there is potential for proft. MS integrating better, support from IBM and well Zend has done a lot for PHP as well. The more big guys back it up the better for the community.

Only thing i would change for PHP 7.0 would be a namespaced OOP api to all functions that exist with revised and more unified api + error reporting via exceptions. No more magical error codes and no more fatal errors. There is no situation your application should die, i mean except segmentation fault ;-)

Big thumbs up for PHP !

Art

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