note 34356 added to faq.languages
| From: | atoi_monte at hotmail dot com | Date: | Thu, 24 Jul 2003 16:34:24 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 34356 added to faq.languages | ||
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This is a comparison between PHP and Java/JSP:
http://www.tek271.com/articles/JavaOrPhp.html
Any comments?
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Probably the worst comparison I have seen in a long while. They penalize PHP for class scope and
global variables and such.
1) While that may be relevant for APPLICATION programming, it's totally irrelevant for web
programming. Web programming, imho, is about being able to get a quick, organized solution out
QUICKLY so that it can be maintained and dynamic. The global variables, lack of package system, and
loosely typed nature of PHP makes it easier to use and get stuff done in, while the syntax is still
clean and easy to maintain. On applications programming.. yes.. Java is a better solution. But for
web programming, JSP doesn't hold a candle to PHP, imo.
2) With PHP 5, I would just like to remind everyone, there will be a lot of concessions to Java
programmers (mostly to lure C++ hackers to PHP over C# or Java) like constants, abstract stuff, and
access control. While it won't impact the programming that much ( you can still code just like
you always have) you can at least feel more like C++ when we finally get to use PHP5.
dan
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