> It seems you have identified a lot with that language, and I see this often. Usually this happens to people who have little experience with other languages. The defend it like it is their home.
My take on this topic comes from extremely pragmatic and focused on results angle: delivering product. Not sure what about 2 sentences I wrote allows you to make broad assumptions about my experience, I don't feel need or desire do describe it here but it's not only my own opinion [0]
I think that Reddit "lolcontent" could be not good metric to use when deciding what should be used for building software.
> Not sure what about 2 sentences I wrote allows you to make broad assumptions about my experience
That you defend PHP like it is your home. We can deliver a product in Perl, but it's a bad choice these days. Unless... someone is reaaaaly well acquainted with Perl and little else.
Hence I suspect that's whats going on here. As I've seen this happen many times before, also outside of programming.
> allows you to make broad assumptions
I voiced my suspicion based on your defensiveness. That's all.
My take on this topic comes from extremely pragmatic and focused on results angle: delivering product. Not sure what about 2 sentences I wrote allows you to make broad assumptions about my experience, I don't feel need or desire do describe it here but it's not only my own opinion [0]
I think that Reddit "lolcontent" could be not good metric to use when deciding what should be used for building software.
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26830757