Tiny nitpick: the article describes JavaScript as an interpreted language without JIT when most major JS engines do have JIT optimisation. It’s difficult to make this call about any language with more than one implementation.
But anyway, kudos to the PHP folks for yet another improvement. It’s been a long time since I used it but I’m continually impressed by how far it’s come. And it’s a useful test to how flexible a developer is willing to be to ask them to code some PHP, there are fewer and fewer reasons against it these days other than personal style preference.
But anyway, kudos to the PHP folks for yet another improvement. It’s been a long time since I used it but I’m continually impressed by how far it’s come. And it’s a useful test to how flexible a developer is willing to be to ask them to code some PHP, there are fewer and fewer reasons against it these days other than personal style preference.