Nelson Menezes wrote:
I'm a professional PHP developer who doesn't like to see the language
get smeared and bad-named every time a oh-so-neat feature is taken by
90% of "web developers" and misused in such a way that makes code
unmaintainable and insecure. Go have a look at the number of security
reports related to PHP applications out there...
Noone is forcing you to use goto. You can spend a lot of time on the
language, but nontheless, there will always be people that wants to
shoot themselves in the foot.
I do tend to think that active, positive criticism is a way of
contributing, but that might be just me. As is bug reporting,
documentation, and all the other things that don't involve knowing C
or C++ (which I'm learning, as a way to "contribute" more -- thanks
for the encouragement, btw!)
If the contributers of PHP (i.e. the people that made the language you
making your money from) wants goto, then we should happliy accept it.
Next time it might be a feature you desperatly want that gets added.
regards,
Robin
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