One of the most daunting thing that scare people away from the server side of computing is the rampant use of command line interface or CLI for short. While it is still important to know how to use a CLI, it does seem very harsh to force web developers and designers, who make pretty and intuitive web content for the rest of us, to use a CLI with fonts that will give you a headache and variable names with arbitrary vowels dropped here and there.
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