By Romain Dorgueil on Wednesday, September 23 2009, 23:30 - discussion
Backward compatibility sounds nice, but it's not so easy to respect it in big projects. And the whole interest is on big projects: it's maybe not such a problem if your grand-ma's blog breaks its API on each release, but there would be a revolution (or not?) if win32 API was changing on each enslavement service pack microsoft releases.
Here is a real story case study of a BC break that happened on the PHP language itself.
By Romain on Sunday, October 21 2007, 23:24 - hacks
The default behaviour of symfony, is to create one myapp.php and one myapp_dev.php public controller by application, knowing that the first application you create will have its prod controller renamed to index.php (default application). But this behaviour can be easily overriden to take advantage of subdomains.
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