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  Re: PHP Eassy and Difficult Alan_Smith <Alan_Smith.5cjybz@no-mx.httppoint.com> - 2012-05-14 07:01 -0400
    Re: PHP Eassy and Difficult Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedEars@web.de> - 2012-05-14 15:30 +0200

#6021 — Re: PHP Eassy and Difficult

PHP is extremely easy to learn if you have any basic knowledge of any
other web development language! It is simple and yet powerful language.
PHP is a server-side language that allows the creation of Web pages
faster and easier by enabling a better user experience. It can be
integrated with HTML tags. It offers strong user communities so I
recommend all developers to learn it and keep it in their toolkit.


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Alan_Smith
    ^
That should be a space character.

<Alan_Smith.5cjybz@no-mx.httppoint.com> wrote:

And that should be an e-mail address, not only something that resembles one.  
"An address *receives* mail." (RFC 5322)

> PHP is extremely easy to learn if you have any basic knowledge of any
> other web development language!

If you mean any other Web development *programming* language, I agree.
But what are you replying to?

> It is simple and yet powerful language.
       ^ a

It is easy to think so until you have seen Python :)  But PHP is certainly 
improving.

> PHP is a server-side language

NAK.  As discussed before, no language is either server-side or client-side.  
PHP is a language that is *primarily* used server-side.  There are also a 
number of client-side applications of PHP, like phpDocumentor.

> that allows the creation of Web pages

ACK, if we accept the definition of "Web page" being "a document resource 
that can be accessed via HTTP".

> faster and easier by enabling a better user experience.

Reads like copy-pasted from a marketing speech.  After all, it depends on 
the skills of the people developing a Web site whether it will be a good 
user experience, not the programming language.

> It can be integrated with HTML tags.

That is a curious way of saying that PHP is an acronym for "*P*HP 
*H*ypertext *P*reprocessor".

> It offers strong user communities

Contrary to common belief, that, in itself, is _not_ a virtue.  In fact, 
there are "strong user communities" that offer misleading information at 
best (jQuery).

> so I recommend all developers to learn it and keep it in their toolkit.

Do you realize where you are posting to?


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