@zeank @itworldcup I agree. Didn't say something against it. I learnt from Erlang things I had never seen in php.
But I voted from a practical point of view within my usecases. I hope to someday use Erlang for complex jobs. :)
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@itworldcup it is insignificant for me and I call it a tie.
And now back to business with php and its shiny package manager composer.
@itworldcup python is amazing. But it is smarter than me and can do more than I need. The learning curve of php is way more friendly and less frustrating.
@dansup "e" like in "engine x", i see. A like in apache was more obvious. But "lnmp" was a hard sell...
The moment I read tailwind I had those utility classes in mind... I hope they are at least compacted with @apply rules.
@itworldcup erlang is very interesting and capable. But if I need to get things done? Php.
Hating on php in today's context only shows lack of interest. A lot has changed.
@sebastian mornin'
I still see config arrays passed to god mode constructors. Might that be a target to write about? Last seen here:
https://discord.com/channels/356354025865740288/983789842133565450/1454792207646326917
I'm trying to get my company to invest more into oss people n companies and to raise awareness about how dependent we are on you.
Best wishes to all of you, I really (!) appreciate your work! Thanks a lot!
> track ai adoption
You pay for usage so knowing which dev produces which cost might be of interest. The wording is difficult.
Imho the ai use might either be beneficial for the company or a waste of energy if the job was not done efficiently enough. So the metric is hard to interpret.
So maybe the product has reduced real use, or it can be (mis?)used for detailed monitoring... Or it might be useful for individual training some devs who don't know how to use ai in a good way. Hard to tell.