More PHP grief

I'm sorry, but I just have to link to this article:

I'm sorry, but PHP sucks

For example, from Point 3:

(string)"false" == (int)0> is true

Look, if you use PHP regularly, it's worth reading the good and the bad to better understand your tool. And in any case, he does finish with this:

That said, I am a huge advocate for choosing "the right tool for the job" and that, or course, means that you might want to choose PHP under the right circumstances. I'll give you a few examples:
- You have found the ideal framework or base for your software and it's written in PHP
- You already have a huge investment in PHP technology
- Your time-constraints do not allow you to learn something else