Category Archives: PHP

PHP – The World’s Best Case Against Static Compilation

Posted on August 18, 2010 by Rob

Let me start off by saying first and foremost that I am NOT anti-PHP.  I like PHP.  PHP was my first web scripting language that I learned (I don’t count Perl as a web scripting language, because it has so … Continue reading →

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No, You Probably Don’t Need Ruby on Rails

Posted on February 12, 2010 by Rob

I’ve taken some flack before for being on the side of the fence that usually doesn’t favor the use of Ruby on Rails for small projects. What have I got against Rails?  Absolutely nothing!  It’s my platform of choice for … Continue reading →

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From Perl, to PHP, to Ruby, then Beyond

Posted on January 13, 2008 by Rob

I love programming, and luckily its what I do for a living. However, making up your mind as to what technologies to use on a project is one of the hardest (and sometimes most agonizing) parts to me. Back in … Continue reading →

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