Kelpie — A fast and lightweight PHP web server
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Kelpie — A fast and lightweight PHP web server
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Re: Kelpie — A fast and lightweight PHP web server
#2Honestly, if I wanted to attract users to a PHP project, I wouldn't make the entire "about" section (also the only text above-the-fold for me) solely about Ruby.
Re: Kelpie — A fast and lightweight PHP web server
#3Honestly, if I wanted to attract users to a PHP project, I wouldn't make the entire "about" section (also the only text above-the-fold for me) solely about Ruby.
He's just explaining the concept & linage, seems fair enough to me. I don't understand the tone of this.
Re: Kelpie — A fast and lightweight PHP web server
#4Honestly, if I wanted to attract users to a PHP project, I wouldn't make the entire "about" section (also the only text above-the-fold for me) solely about Ruby.
Thanks for the feedback. You're absolutely right.
The project kind of goes against the spirit of PHP—most people don't write network servers in PHP. ;-)
Is it too much?
Re: Kelpie — A fast and lightweight PHP web server
#5Honestly, if I wanted to attract users to a PHP project, I wouldn't make the entire "about" section (also the only text above-the-fold for me) solely about Ruby.
Thanks for the feedback. You're absolutely right. The project kind of goes against the spirit of PHP—most people don't write network servers in PHP. ;-) Is it too much?
It's fine; there's nothing wrong with referencing something that's been successful elsewhere (Rack, etc.) and wanting to bring that to the PHP community.
There's several PHP micro-frameworks that reference Sinatra. It's okay.
Re: Kelpie — A fast and lightweight PHP web server
#6Honestly, if I wanted to attract users to a PHP project, I wouldn't make the entire "about" section (also the only text above-the-fold for me) solely about Ruby.
I would put that About info at the bottom of the page. It tells me nothing I want to know, and only confused me as to what the project was about.