"Alexander" <aldem+dm...@nk7.net> wrote in message news:iqmrh6$22b0$1...@digitalmars.com... > On 14.05.2011 21:48, Nick Sabalausky wrote: > >> That's not an advantage at all. That was considered an advantage of PHP >> (and >> ASP) ages ago, but then web developers quickly discovered that was a >> horrible, horrible thing to do and caused nothing but terrible code. > > *All* developers? ;) Sorry, I've to disagree - still there are way too > many projects where this is not considered "horrible"
There's always shitty programmers out there. *Especially* in web development. > (just two quite popular examples - Drupal & Wordpress). > Not familiar with drupal. Wordpress is pure shit. And no, popularity does *not* equate to quality. >> Even the PHP/ASP worlds have pretty much abandoned that, and for good >> reason. > > Many examples in documentation (both for PHP and ASP), including various > tutorials, show how to mix the code and the data - this means "abandoned"? > You're being extremely nitpicky. > Perhaps, you could tell me this "good reason"? I see no good reasons, to > be honest. > Do it professionally for a few years and you'll see the reasons.
