I’m not sure I completely understand the differences. Are they seperate or somehow connected?

Also I’ve read you can view kbin instances on Lemmy somehow. How does that work if they’re two different things?

I’m using Liftoff is it somehow possible to view kbin instances on there?

  • ItsComplicated@sh.itjust.works
    3·
    2 years ago

    The part about PHP and Rust, the differences of which is the better code?/foundation?

    Most of my confusion lies with which instance is the better option as a whole. Is PHP not as reliable as Rust even thought Rust is new? I can not read code so I have no idea what any of that means.

    Apologies for my ineptness. I would like to understand better.

    • tasbir49@sh.itjust.works
      3·
      2 years ago

      Ahhh. Well what’s better overall is gonna be fairly subjective. Php in itself was made for serving web pages with dynamic content. It came first so there’s a lot of resources to learn it, more established libraries, and there are more people who know how to code with it. Ernest having experience with PHP is likely a big contributor in his choice to use it

      Rust is more efficient in terms of performance because it’s purpose was to replace C, a language that is “close to hardware” (not really but for the purpose of this explanation just assume it). Meaning a coder can deal with things manually that PHP normally does for them. This is a double edged sword because manually doing things allows you to find efficiency in things that something like PHP would miss, but it also gives a lot more opportunities to mess something up.

      So in terms of performance I would say

      Perfectly Written Rust > PHP > Badly written Rust.

      The subjective part comes from how well you think the Rust is coded in Lemmy. So just choose which one you like more.