On Jun 16, 2007, at 7:51 PM, Leif B. Kristensen wrote:
On Saturday 16. June 2007 23:34, Erick Papadakis wrote:
How much value you derive from a language
depends on how you use it. After playing for years with Perl, and now
with Python and Ruby, I think PHP is still where it's at.
I too have played around with Perl and Python, and use both of them
for
special jobs, but I'm writing my dynamic web pages in PHP. In
hindsight, I might have been better off writing them in Perl, but I
was
put off by the lousy HTML generated by the CGI module. It doesn't even
close paragraphs. PHP doesn't have anything like the CGI.pm, but I'm
quite content with hand coding where every single HTML tag should go.
Have you tried:
print $q->p("This is a paragraph");
recently?
Does a nice job of closing paragraphs.
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