Re: Category-Proposal: Patterns
| From: | Tobias Schlitt | Date: | Fri, 21 Feb 2003 22:16:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Category-Proposal: Patterns | ||
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Martin Jansen <mj@php.net> artikulierte:
> Don't flame Java too much: Zend Engine 2 will provide us with a lot of
> new stuff that will be pretty close to some Java features ;-).
But thats the point, why we all code PHP, or? Dislikement to
Java. Or do you just prefer PHP because its free? I think
better OO-features will be quite great to improof PHP. I agree
with you article about "refactoring otherones code". But a main
point which makes me flaming Java is that Java forces me to
make things like Java wants me to do and PHP let me do things
like i'd like to do them.
> And btw, knowing the "Java way" has helped me to improve my PHP-OO
> skills massively in the past. So having a closer look at Java isn't a
> bad thing at all.
I tried using Java a couple of times but I never understood,
what Java should make only 1 point better than PHP. Summerize
all advantages of both languages. IMHO PHP wins the contest by
miles...
OO-Features are pretty cool. But do not force people about
using them. I know pretty many developers that like procedural
coding much more than OO.
Regards,
Toby
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