On Sun, May 21, 2000 at 11:21:33PM -0200, Manuel Lemos wrote:
> Hello Rasmus,
>
> On 21-May-00 18:24:54, you wrote:
>
> >> This may not affect you if you don't do Web development for a living. But
> >> that affects many of us that are specialized in PHP based Web development
> >> and loose work opportunities every day because PHP is not even very well
> >> known among paying clients, and even among those that know it, PHP is not
> >> credible enough because it carries the bad reputation of less professional
> >> free software development.
> >>
> >> This bad reputation has to be reversed at least for PHP, or else we will
> >> keep suffering from its consequences every day.
>
> >Feel free to go out and hire a bunch of people to work on PHP full
> >time. You are really just stating the obvious and I don't see what you
> >are trying to achieve. It's not like it is a new concept that we should
> >test more, get more bugs closed, get everything documented, etc. We all
> >know this and you are simply stating it over and over again.
>
> It's way more than that. You already admited that you are not a
> professional programmer. That may excuse from not knowing how to improve
> PHP development practices to make it a better software package that has
> more credibility and wider acceptance, but refusing to accept criticisms
> and well intentioned suggestions to improve is just silly.
>
> I tried to bring you feedback from the real world where PHP is still being
> refused as a viable solution for odd reasons but that's the way things are.
> But since you seem to systematically refuse my suggestions, talking to such
> closed minded person like you seems to be a pure waste of time. So, forget
> it and pretend that this has nothing to do with you like you do when I send
> you private mail.
may i suggest that you find yourself a different technology
(and not PHP) for your problem? man, sometime you really make
me sick and actually you take away a lot of enthusiams from
at least me to work on PHP.
i think the whole php community should thank you, manuel, to
give us playing kids some "feedback from the real world where
PHP is still being refused as a viable solution". we need
that, we need your smart ideas or php will die (isn't it
already dead?) without people like you!
i'd like to see this thread end. FULLSTOP
lets just agree to disagree.
tc
>
>
> Regards,
> Manuel Lemos
>
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