Thanks for the response.

Thanks for the response. "Compare them to raw PHP" -- that's exactly what I was looking for. This is theoretically interesting. As I suspected, though, I'm just not the right target audience. For the web backends I work on, I'm taking HTTP requests, manipulating inputs, mixing in values from a database, and then outputting the HTTP response. I've never had to write anything remotely like the PHP in your example. Maybe my life would be easier if I did, but at the moment, my biggest pain point (in code) is that ORM abstraction sucks, and there's no great alternative. That's not even in the same solar system as the problems you seem to be trying to solve.

Posted by smt88 on Aug 22, 2014, 11:15 PM

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