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Posted by Fernando Rodrνguez on 01/21/06 21:29
Hello neodem,
> PHP, and to a lesser degree JSF has become very popular ways to build
> web applications. What I don't understand, and what I would like you
> all to comment on, is how these methods are the best way to build web
> applications. I come from the traditional Struts/JAVA world and the
> traditional MVC archetecture. It seems to me, and I could be wrong,
> that PHP and JSF seem to be pulling more business and data layer code
> up to the View Layer. I don't see how this is a good thing. Wouldn't
> it be better to use the traditional method and keep the code out of
> the view? How does one maintain the code? It will be scattered across
> web source code (PHP pages, etc.)... The coupling would seem to be
> really high and that can't be a good thing for reusue..
PHP is great for simple stuff, but if you want to write a hairy, complex
web app, I'd go with RubyOnRails or Seaside.
See http://www.vanderburg.org/Blog/2003/11/17#Software/Languages/wrong_turn
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