[UPHPU] PHP 4 EOL Announcement
Ben Reece
breece at doba.com
Wed Jul 18 08:59:24 MDT 2007
Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
>> A major difference between the Rails world and the PHP world is that
>> the Rails group is moving forward fast. Even this week I looked at
>> Planet PHP and I see the same old discussions of PHP 4 vs PHP 5 -
>> geez, I really think the PHP crowd is sometimes it's own worst
>> enemy. Even Perl seems to be on a more progressive track. Version 5
>> should be old news, the planet discussion should really be on PHP 6
>> or even 7.
>
> I completely agree. I personally think that the slow adoption rate is
> unacceptable. I think people are just being lazy. PHP five was
> released in 2004 and will no longer be supported at the end of this
> year. People need to pony and and just update their code. It's really
> frustrating, personally.
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That's funny. I've always considered PHP a tool -- mine to use as I see
fit. I'll use whichever software and version that fits my needs the
best. If I have a bunch of code written in PHP4 that's not PHP5
compatible, and isn't changing much, PHP4 is probably the better fit.
*shrugs* Most of what I code nowadays is PHP5, but I don't see how it
matters one way or the other. Am I missing something? Does it hurt the
community to have my code running a generation behind?
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