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It's getting better with more OOP and type safety, 7.4 is da bomb
I doubt that it's going anywhere -
@inaba
You just cant change 99% of the websites just like that... So no it will be always needed as a legacy* thing
*php isnt a obsolete launguage, just a lot of old websites were written in it. -
I won’t consider anything else for web dev. But that’s ‘cos I don’t know any better, and by all accounts 7x is fucking A.
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PHP version 8 is looking really good and should be about 50% faster than current versions due to JIT processing.
I grew up with PHP and really like it. -
As long as there is no google- or facebook-scaled project running with node as backend, you gotta use it. This is programming, not fashion. Shit needs to work, not be pretty.
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Root797796yWhy not pick up a few languages and use the ones you actually like? Don't take others' opinions as your own.
I liked php when php was the only web language I knew. But later I tried Java, Perl, vb and asp (not by choice...), and Ruby (with Rails). I realized I liked Ruby on Rails the most, and have been quite happy since. I've been continuing my search (py, node, haskell, ...) and have yet to find something I like more.
tl;dr:
try several before you decide.
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Froot75396yUnlikely.
Haven't heard of anyone starting a new project in PHP, it's always legacy shit that is getting phased out
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