Will Open Source Java and PHP5 slowdown or stop the adoption of Python?
Harald
simon.12.ghum at spamgourmet.com
Wed Dec 11 02:36:44 EST 2002
Jorge,
> I wonder if the planned specs of php version 5, which will make it
> more object oriented, and a web front end to J2EE apps:
I did program in Java. I have still a large project in PHP which I have
to improve.
I programmed in PHP for nearly 4 years, and 6 weeks of programming in
Python makes me gagging when I have to change PHP-lines. It's just that
you have to write "some lines more".
PHP was founded as extensions to make web-pages - and suffers of the same
fundamental problem that also hurts Visual Basic for Applications: To
many elemts glued together. It's just a patchwork - a very powerfull
patchwork.
The strong point are the availible web-libraries - but the language is
weak.
Java is great - but you still have to type more than with python to reach
the same goal.
Python can improve with: getting a "standard" UI and a "standard" Web-
Library. (I propose to connect wxPython with Mozillabindings and add
Quixote) *G*
grx
Harald Armin
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