The problem I have is why on earth is this an important feature set?
> You may, for whatever reason, not want to include PHP as part of your system architecture.
But why? why? why? Why it does it matter if it's called PHP or JavaScript or GabeSpeek (made up). As long it works and it's maintainable, why on earth does this make any rational person's (not saying you specifically) list of features?
Operating in a larger infrastructure where various components are set in stone and/or not available to them? In a shared hosting esque environment (granted they almost all have PHP by default) it is not impossible to imagine a situation such as this.
The problem I have is why on earth is this an important feature set?
> You may, for whatever reason, not want to include PHP as part of your system architecture.
But why? why? why? Why it does it matter if it's called PHP or JavaScript or GabeSpeek (made up). As long it works and it's maintainable, why on earth does this make any rational person's (not saying you specifically) list of features?