Hello Devs, in other words: a roundcube generation not written in PHP would be replaced > as fast as Horde a few years ago was replaced after the switch to pear and > making RPM packaging way too expensive >
As an IT admin of some hosting companies, I agree with this. The most widely used setup is with PHP. This is why scripts like Joomla, Wordpress and phpMyAdmin are so popular. -- Victor Benincasa On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 3:54 PM, Reindl Harald <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Am 17.03.2015 um 19:50 schrieb Günter Kits: > >> For some weird reason, some parts of the PHP section went missing from >> my paste. I'll post em here: >> >> Yes, PHP is quite known and there are many devs, but IMHO it really >> doesn't fit for the back-end (server) side of the software. Yes, it's >> easy to develop, but also easy to waste countless hours of cursing :) >> >> I agree that usually PHP has good enough performance for small >> systems, but there are a lot of blog posts about sorry to disappoint >> You, but "good enough" just don't do on large systems. You have to have >> best performance You can get. Also, my personal opinion is (as a long >> time developer), that if I'd had a time machine the programming >> language which I would make disappear is PHP (next one will be of >> course Javascript :) >> > > well, that's all fine > > on the other hand if i have a reasonable PHP setup and know how to > configure and secure a PHP server i would not want a webmail written with > node.js, python or whatever nor setup a dedicated server just for webmail > > in other words: a roundcube generation not written in PHP would be > replaced as fast as Horde a few years ago was replaced after the switch to > pear and making RPM packaging way too expensive > > > _______________________________________________ > Roundcube Development discussion mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/dev >
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