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Surely it hasn't hurt your career, PHP is still the most common language of the web. It's never a bad thing to have PHP experience on your resume imo.
by computerex 10y ago
Surely it hasn't hurt your career, PHP is still the most common language of the web. It's never a bad thing to have PHP experience on your resume imo.
- busterarm 10y agoI guess. The last year and a half I've done nothing but heavy WordPress backend and plugin development and large ETL projects in Ruby. Right now I'm working on a Jekyll with WordPress-as-CMS backend architecture for a high-traffic site. I think I'm building really cool stuff but when I talk to the kinds of companies I want to work for here in NY, most people seem to just tune me out the second I mention WordPress. I'd have an easier time if I spent a lot more time working with Node and React, but for the work that I do here those are the wrong tools.