[smitty1e]

"Phabricator is a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) application."

[dmitriid]

So?

[Dylan16807]

So this post has absolutely zero context.

[smitty1e]

Try to give it some, get mod bombed. So it goes.

[iamcreasy]

I think what this application does add more context than its tech stack.

[dmitriid]

Your "context" was about as useful as noting that this post went out on a day of the week. Or that there's weather outside.

[lima]

You got downvoted the boring way.

[smitty1e]

Ya gotta laugh at this stuff.

[beaconstudios]

being LAMP stack doesn't make software bad or otherwise more likely to fail commercially. The whole web (excluding some older perl/cgi-bin stuff) was built on it before Rails became popular.

[ipaddr]

Being LAMP is a sign of a good project that probably will work out of the box.

Remember the P was for PHP or Perl.

[webmaven]

> Remember the P was for PHP or Perl.

Or Python.

[Dylan16807]

I don't see anything in that comment about good or bad. I do see at least some information about what Phabricator is.

[eitland]

Point is the description is about as useful as describing a car as an cage with an engine and wheels.

Yes it is correct.

But it can be anything:

- a car

- a truck

- a trailer with a power generator

Phabricator was a (very) different take on the same class of tooling as GitLab: source code management, task management, code reviews etc integrated.