PHP does suck, but >>11
is right. It's easy to learn and in common use, thus profitable.
There's no way to get around reading the book, really. If you're like me you may find it easier to make yourself use an ebook or instructional website, but you need willpower.
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Anonymous2007-06-03 17:52 ID:NyFEPFbt
COBOL is easy to learn and in uncommon use, thus more profitable.
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Anonymous2007-06-03 18:20 ID:YlVRtuGw
Python kicks PHP's ass pretty thoroughly as a web language, and I can think of several other languages that probably do as well. If nobody wants to touch PHP with a ten foot pole for anything outside its very narrow application as a web-scripting environment, that should be a warning to you.
If your philosophy is to target only the most popular tech at any time, history shows that you end up using some pretty ugly shit.
>>34
Nice, but I wrote my own script which is much nicer and supports regex.
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!mMEIshBAkA2007-06-03 22:22 ID:n48w5phr
I wrote my own C program which is much nicer and supports regex.
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!xEQh4XPEDo2007-06-04 0:45 ID:oDTxhSMe
>>37
I wrote my own Haskell program which is much nicer, supports regex and can find any tripcode instantly by reversing the hash algorithm in a way your brain could never comprehend.