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rfunk at 10:30pm on 02/02/2005 under css, html, javascript, perl, php, programming, sql, work
rfunk at 10:30pm on 02/02/2005 under css, html, javascript, perl, php, programming, sql, workAfter an exhausting day of multi-website programming debugging, I just have one question.
Whose bright idea was it to regularly use FIVE totally different but mutually interacting programming languages to create any given modern web page?
1. HTML
2. CSS (Cascading Stylesheets)
3. JavaScript (aka ECMAScript)
4. PHP (or Perl)
5. SQL (Structured Query Language)
And of course each one is implemented imperfectly or inconsistently, so properly-written code doesn't actually run properly everywhere it's supposed to.
Whose bright idea was it to regularly use FIVE totally different but mutually interacting programming languages to create any given modern web page?
1. HTML
2. CSS (Cascading Stylesheets)
3. JavaScript (aka ECMAScript)
4. PHP (or Perl)
5. SQL (Structured Query Language)
And of course each one is implemented imperfectly or inconsistently, so properly-written code doesn't actually run properly everywhere it's supposed to.
tired
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