Re: Why PHP ? - devil's advocate
| From: | Martin A. Marques | Date: | Mon, 11 Dec 2000 12:19:49 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Why PHP ? - devil's advocate | ||
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On Sunday 10 December 2000 23:13, Maxim Maletsky wrote:
> Just three things:
>
> 1. Microsoft Software is NEVER perfect: Win2k is its ever successful
> edition, and guess what: it was invented 5 YEARS AGO and released as a beta
> only in 99. And now guess why? Because it had TOO MANY bugs in it and no
> one to fix'em. Of Course, Jesus Christ: you gotta pay all these semi-sick
> programmers to make that HUGE OS run.
>
> 2. Therefore: It is "healthy" for a programmer to work on a commercial
> project, simply because it can pay you better requiring you less
> "supernatural skills" as open source gurus such as Rasmus, Sascha and Andy
> have. After all, what do you do with PHP? Making database-driven, dynamic
> websites, right? And that means to develop projects within companies who
> whether love open-source or are just too poor to buy a commercial software
> (you can then guess your salaries).
>
> 3. If I will search PHP-General Archives in a week from now for "compiling
> PHP with PDFlib 3.01 (NOT 3.02!) into the latest Apache as a DSO!" I will
> find the exactly same _CRAP_ I am writing and responding to right in
> moment.
>
> Let's be serious in here. It won't be that helpful deciding what is cooler
> Windows Installer or Make.
Get the RPMs!!!!!
Or, you can always get binaries for a fee.
Saludos...
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but someone told I had to do it.
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