there's plenty of 'language shortcomings' around Java too (go back to Java from 15 years ago, lots of shortcomings). There's plenty of mistakes that have been made.
Recently worked with a large Java codebase spanning back more than a decade. "past mistakes" have little to do with the language. "past mistakes" are almost inevitable problems - I've been on both sides of this - creating things which likely caused someone else problems (learning to be better at tests and docs) - and inheriting problems created by someone see ( learning to demand better tests and docs from others when possible). I've worked at PHP shops - working on a PHP project for a consultancy right now - and there's 0 issues about 'shortcomings of the language'. I wouldn't build a website in native C, even though I know it's "technically" possible for example. I say this as primarily a PHP developer in my paid profession, and PHP is my go-to for any kind of web development or if I want to prototype an idea - it's a very expressive and intuitive language but there are always use-cases that any language is decidedly unsuited to, even if it's "technically" capable. I wouldn't even know where to start thinking about how to run my algorithms in the GPU with PHP. numbers with digits in the megabytes) and PHP struggles, where other languages like GO are several times faster and often far more easy to parallelise whereas with PHP if I want to try and use the multiple cores my CPU has, I need to look into pthreads or worse, write worker scripts that I execute with backticks or curl, it's clunky for that use-case. I've written quite a few algorithms processing big numbers (e.g. It depends on the definition of "just fine" really, not to be argumentative. Other features of the app include customizable indentation, word wrap, ability to change fonts and font size, smooth scrolling, support for handling large files, basic search and replace functionality, ability to edit Android system files as long as you have root access, etc.> PHP from a local script does math just fine If need be, you can connect to servers using the built-in FTP or cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive. One of the things I really like about QuickEdit is that there is no limit on undoing or redoing.
The app also has support for tabs so that you can easily open multiple files and toggle between them easily. While editing HTML, CSS, or Markdown files, you can preview them in your favorite browser with a single tap. QuickEdit also supports Markdown so that you can quickly create HTML documents using Markdown syntax.
It supports 50+ different languages including popular languages like C, C3, C++, Python, Swift, Java, HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, XML, Perl, etc.
QuickEdit, as the name suggests, is a quick lightweight text editor and source editor for Android.
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