The only thing worse than PHP is nodejs, so literary anything else will do.
If not PHP, then what?
Nathaniel Harris
Jason Jenkins
What about sds for string manipulation in C? It's supposed to be fast as well.
github.com
Liam Scott
You are a meme parrot and have no fucking idea what you are saying.
Gabriel Thomas
learnbchs.org
#include #include #include #include intmain(void){ if (-1 == pledge("stdio", NULL)) err(EXIT_FAILURE, "pledge"); puts("Status: 200 OK\r"); puts("Content-Type: text/html\r"); puts("\r"); puts("Hello, world!\n"); return(EXIT_SUCCESS);}
Nathaniel Long
Zig Forums in a nutshell
Luis Bailey
not an argument
Jonathan Richardson
No one is mentioning Go?
Is Go unpopular here for some reason. I've found Go to be pleasant for webserver junk.
Landon Martin
I thought go was only marginally better than scripting languages like perl/PHP/python. I seem to remember it's benchmarks being pretty shit.
Mason Bennett
CGI frameworks are actually pretty taxing upon a server, starting and stopping programs in memory takes a lot. Much better if you write a program to act as a web server, and then call various functions in memory. I've always wanted a server base written in C that does something like this, but nothing really exists for it.
Also, PHP isn't all that bad, even with zend and what not. What it looses in elegance, it makes up for in speed and scalability. Only node.js and ruby fags like to give it shit.
Aiden Harris
I've never heard Go described as
Especially referenced to perl and perl-clones. Maybe that was an early version you remember regarding the GC.
Like most thing I guess it would depend on the application though.
Consider:
marcio.io
Where the application involves
containing