PHP more development time?

[M D]

I think web application developed by php takes more time to develop and
debug.
Some time takes 1 minute to find a syntax error. With java less than a
second.
One thing is i have enough experience with php, but what is that you like
about php?

md

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: PHP more development time?

M D wrote:

I think web application developed by php takes more time to develop and
debug.
Some time takes 1 minute to find a syntax error. With java less than a
second.
One thing is i have enough experience with php, but what is that you like
about php?
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md
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I find it's about the same to develop in either one. With a little
experience, you can find syntax errors very quickly in PHP, for instance.

Not many host support Java, whereas almost everyone support PHP.
Additionally, I find I can generally write code faster in PHP -
especially small stuff.

Don't get me wrong - Java is good, also, and I do use it. But PHP has
its advantages, also.

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[Tony Marston]

Re: PHP more development time?

You are talking absolute crap. If you have a syntax error then PHP will
choke as soon as you attempt to run that script. As well as describing the
error it will also tell you the line number where it occurred. This assumes
of course that you have RTFM and set the following in your php.ini file:

display_errors = On
error_reporting = E_ALL

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"M D" <md@md.comwro te in message news:MldLg.8674 $Hr1.3679@clgrp s12...

>I think web application developed by php takes more time to develop and
>debug.
Some time takes 1 minute to find a syntax error. With java less than a
second.
One thing is i have enough experience with php, but what is that you like
about php?
>
md
>

[Chameleon]

Re: PHP more development time?

O/H M D Ýãñáøå:

I think web application developed by php takes more time to develop and
debug.

I do not try anything else, but my exp in php is very good.
PHP doesn't take time to develop. I hear that ruby on rails is very
faster than php in development but personally I don't know.

To debug PHP from runtime errors is time effective to me, who write code
with a text editor. I do not use any php debugger (if exists).

Some time takes 1 minute to find a syntax error. With java less than a
second.

Syntax error is displayed on first execution of script

One thing is i have enough experience with php, but what is that you like
about php?

LOT OF THINGS!

[Chung Leong]

Re: PHP more development time?

M D wrote:

I think web application developed by php takes more time to develop and
debug.
Some time takes 1 minute to find a syntax error. With java less than a
second.
One thing is i have enough experience with php, but what is that you like
about php?
>
md

Uh oh, a cross-border raid by a Javaist militant. I foresee another
protracted flame war.

[M D]

Re: PHP more development time?


"Tony Marston" <tony@NOSPAM.de mon.co.ukwrote in message
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You are talking absolute crap. If you have a syntax error then PHP will
choke as soon as you attempt to run that script. As well as describing the
error it will also tell you the line number where it occurred. This
assumes of course that you have RTFM and set the following in your php.ini
file:
>
display_errors = On
error_reporting = E_ALL
>
--
Tony Marston
>

http://www.tonymarston.net

http://www.radicore.org

>
>

Maybe it depends on the everybody's preference.

For my case I don't want to wait until you run the script.
I want to fix my syntax error as i create a class or bean.

MD

[Tony Marston]

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"Tony Marston" <tony@NOSPAM.de mon.co.ukwrote in message
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>You are talking absolute crap. If you have a syntax error then PHP will
>choke as soon as you attempt to run that script. As well as describing
>the error it will also tell you the line number where it occurred. This
>assumes of course that you have RTFM and set the following in your
>php.ini file:
>>
>display_erro rs = On
>error_reportin g = E_ALL
>>
>--
>Tony Marston
>>
>http://www.tonymarston.net
>http://www.radicore.org
>>
>>

Maybe it depends on the everybody's preference.
>
For my case I don't want to wait until you run the script.
I want to fix my syntax error as i create a class or bean.

Then you are simply too impatient for your own good. You *have* to run the
script through a syntax checker before it can detect any syntax errors,
especially if your IDE is nothing more than a primitive text editor. If you
use a proper IDE, such as Zend Studio, it can give you hints that your
syntax is wrong as you type.

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[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: PHP more development time?

M D wrote:

"Tony Marston" <tony@NOSPAM.de mon.co.ukwrote in message
news:edjpoq$599 $1$8300dec7@new s.demon.co.uk.. .
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>>You are talking absolute crap. If you have a syntax error then PHP will
>>choke as soon as you attempt to run that script. As well as describing the
>>error it will also tell you the line number where it occurred. This
>>assumes of course that you have RTFM and set the following in your php.ini
>>file:
>>
>>display_error s = On
>>error_reporti ng = E_ALL
>>
>>--
>>Tony Marston
>>
>>http://www.tonymarston.net
>>http://www.radicore.org
>>
>>

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Maybe it depends on the everybody's preference.
>
For my case I don't want to wait until you run the script.
I want to fix my syntax error as i create a class or bean.
>
MD
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>

And how do you detect Java errors without compiling the code?

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