In symfony, versioning a model was not terribly difficult. I had my own specialized brute-force way of doing this.
In my experience it’s been a lot easier to write python code than PHP code, so naturally I figured this would be an easy task. It was not. I suspect that it was not [...]
I always like to think of what different interpreted programming languages bring to the table.
Perl is great with string manipulation. I tend to use perl if I need to rewrite/reformat text.
Python makes it easy to write clean, organized code and has a lot of syntactical sugar like list comprehensions.
For PHP one of my coworkers [...]
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