[ale] Any language (wuz: Assembly Language?)

[leamhall at gmail.com (Leam Hall)]

I agree completely! If fun were not so crucial I'd be head deep in 
Python, C, and Go. All of those are "better" languages for my career 
growth.

However, the current issue for me is the ability to design and build 
"larger" programs. I can do one-offs in shell/python/C but I get lost 
handling data from one function/object to another. PHP let's me get as 
big as I want and is fun for me. Thus I jump in!

Well, that and PHP lets me write web pages to answer questions. I can 
just point people to the web page and don't have to keep answering the 
same question.  :)

Leam

On 10/26/2013 09:42 AM, Charles Shapiro wrote:
> Heh. I've maintained and installed some PHP applications, but it does
> NOT appear on my resume.  I didn't find it fun at all. Different strokes
> I guess.
>
>
> -- CHS
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