Alex Lind@jalexlind.bsky.social5dLook, even most C programmers know not to casually and pervasively use setjmp/longjmp. PHP making that choice is off the beaten path.11
Alex Lind@jalexlind.bsky.social5dlol. I generally use a failed malloc as an opportunity to decide I am done with whatever it was at hand. And even in the complex system we had, I don’t think we ever tried to recover from heap exhaustion via setjmp/longjmp. We had some shame! 😉1
Danitxa 🦊🖤 ΘΔ&@miranda-ska.bsky.social6dbsky.app/profile/hika... lmaoKanbaru 🌟 (one hikari of too many)@hikari.noyu.meuncompressed version211
𝕱𝖚𝖈𝖐𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝕰𝖛𝖎𝖑@jayanky.bsky.social5drereading your php article and it really does seem like a language for people who wished their backend ran on makefiles. they had it coming tbh2
eminem voice:@glopforshort.bsky.social4dI pulled up that essay I read in college 12 years ago and I was absolutely floored to discover it was you all along2
Keiya@keiya.tinyfairy.xyz6dhaving "no PHP" as part of my selection criteria for the small three person private wiki I run is making me happy right now.12
MrCheeze@mrcheeze.github.io6dThinking about "Also wow that is a lot of places you need to check to figure out how a setting is getting its value."4
Danitxa 🦊🖤 ΘΔ&@miranda-ska.bsky.social6dI'm not super savvy about web development but I saw it was php and my knee jerk reaction was "yeah that tracks" 😭6