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There is nothing wrong with Php, I would think that if your worried about companies looking at your resume I think they would be concerned more about the projec

There is nothing wrong with Php, I would think that if your worried about companies looking at your resume I think they would be concerned more about the project you wrote than the language it was written in. To add to this comment, Solving problems is more important than the language you implement the solution in. You can write good Php code and the same goes for any other language. At the end of the day the result is what matters. I personally think your putting to much emphasis on the language.

j-pb 10y ago
That sounds like something a PHP developer would say ;) I actually moved to a different country just to get a full time clojure position and it's awesome. I have so much more fun and less frustration at work . Granted the team is also great and the product really interesting, but still I wouldn't want to do it in any less functional language.