Comments on: Perens' 2006 PHP forecast http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/php/perens-2006-php-forecast/ Sam Stevens' Web Development Blog Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:59:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.11 by: S.S. Intrepid http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/php/perens-2006-php-forecast/#comment-304 Fri, 06 Jan 2006 17:40:46 +0000 http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/php/perens-2006-php-forecast/#comment-304 <strong>Programming Logic and Design</strong> I had some spare time in a mall earlier this week and strolled into a London Drugs. They sell alot more than drugs, let me tell you! In fact, London Drugs has quite a large computer section (Mac too!) I found a display table piled high with discount c... Programming Logic and Design

I had some spare time in a mall earlier this week and strolled into a London Drugs. They sell alot more than drugs, let me tell you! In fact, London Drugs has quite a large computer section (Mac too!) I found a display table piled high with discount c…

]]> by: Sam Stevens http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/php/perens-2006-php-forecast/#comment-297 Wed, 28 Dec 2005 03:27:20 +0000 http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/php/perens-2006-php-forecast/#comment-297 Thanks for your comment, Chaim! With any job, I think it will come down to what tool is best suited for it. Considering the huge inroads PHP has made with the enterprise world this past year, I'm certainly nowhere close to jumping ship, but I am excited to see Ruby and PHP duke it out some more in 2006. Thanks for your comment, Chaim! With any job, I think it will come down to what tool is best suited for it. Considering the huge inroads PHP has made with the enterprise world this past year, I'm certainly nowhere close to jumping ship, but I am excited to see Ruby and PHP duke it out some more in 2006.

]]> by: Chaim Krause http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/php/perens-2006-php-forecast/#comment-296 Tue, 27 Dec 2005 15:55:58 +0000 http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/php/perens-2006-php-forecast/#comment-296 I was wondering the same thing about Ruby on Rails after reading his prediction about PHP. I hope Bruce addresses this in an article or blog entry soon as I am thinking about choosing either RoR or PHP for a development project. I know some PHP, but haven't invested enough time it in that I wouldn't be willing to abandon it for RoR. However, if it turns out to be six of one or a half-dozen of another, why shouldn't I just stick with PHP. I was wondering the same thing about Ruby on Rails after reading his prediction about PHP. I hope Bruce addresses this in an article or blog entry soon as I am thinking about choosing either RoR or PHP for a development project. I know some PHP, but haven't invested enough time it in that I wouldn't be willing to abandon it for RoR. However, if it turns out to be six of one or a half-dozen of another, why shouldn't I just stick with PHP.

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