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Oh, almost certainly worse, unless Rasmus Lerdorf is going on another mailing list tirade and flaming them directly.

As Rasmus Lerdorf and folks like Terry Chay have been saying forever, PHP is the framework.

What Lerdorf developed was initially a collection of C macro's and functions to make repetitive tasks for web application development easier.

For the record, Rasmus Lerdorf is on the core team for PHP.

PHP was hacked together quickly to help Rasmus Lerdorf write his website.

I don't think that Lerdorf (btw, not Lerforf) doesn't know what he's talking about.

But I don't know that Larry Wall or Rasmus Lerdorf would have predicted, in the early days of Perl and PHP respectively, that their languages would wind up being used for large systems -- and yet, they have been.

They're sorry you're such a terrible coder, worse than Rasmus Lerdorf himself: "For all the folks getting excited about my quotes.

Perhaps we should fix that." I’ll just restart Apache every 10 requests." Rasmus Lerdorf More endemic in some languages than others.

This philosophy is perfectly summed up by PHP's inventor, Lerdorf: "I'm not a real programmer.

The blurb says "Become the next Guido Van Rossum, Matz, Larry Wall or Rasmus Lerdorf by creating your own revolutionary programming language in a few days" yeah right!

Lerdorf has very little knowledge of Rails, and likely very little interest in changing that.

In a discussion about this topic, the creator of PHP, Rasmus Lerdorf, issued the following statement: It all comes down to semantics of what linking means.

And PHP is very far from ugly initial creature of Lerdorf.