> ...badly designed...
> ...and has a million bugs...
> ...cannot be fixed...
> Pestering a language like that is only fair.
> ...who has yet to take that dark path
Wow that's a lot of emotive language. Like the man said, witch hunt.
> ...and has a million bugs...
> ...cannot be fixed...
> Pestering a language like that is only fair.
> ...who has yet to take that dark path
Wow that's a lot of emotive language. Like the man said, witch hunt.
The rest follows naturally. Anyway: Have an upvote for objectively dissecting my semi-objective analysis.
But that is fine. Not all languages can or should be mind bending or define its own paradigm. So yeah, if all its problems was somehow in all unlikelyness fixed, it would be fine. It would be fine, but it would in no way "rock".
1. PHP contains a bug which makes class and function names containing certain letters, like I, fail when the code is run in certain locales.
2. This bug has been open for ten years and has not been fixed. It's not likely to ever be fixed.
3. Many similar bugs exist in the code base, due to the PHP team's approach to language design.