This article wasn't really necessary. Okay, so the guy who wrote the MicroPHP Manifesto didn't use a perfect analogy. So what? I'm pretty sure we all got his point. Everything that got refuted here in this post didn't need to be refuted. We're all smart enough to understand that the MicroPHP Manifesto was a reaction to large, sometimes complicated frameworks that caused the author frustration. All he was saying was that he just wants to use less code and simplify things. Who can argue with that? Even a novice developer would understand that his manifesto wasn't the one true way. It's just something to think about before diving into Zend or Cake by default.
Why nitpick? There's always more to what you read than just the words on screen. Considering the motivation and circumstances behind the MicroPHP Manifesto I can't see why anyone would make it out to be something it isn't, bad analogies or not.
Why nitpick? There's always more to what you read than just the words on screen. Considering the motivation and circumstances behind the MicroPHP Manifesto I can't see why anyone would make it out to be something it isn't, bad analogies or not.