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I think "better" in this case is relative. Yes, there are objectively better languages than PHP in terms of design and consistency, but even I'll admit it's di
by Zancarius 10y ago
I think "better" in this case is relative.
Yes, there are objectively better languages than PHP in terms of design and consistency, but even I'll admit it's difficult to match the shear volume of FOSS libraries, applications, and the huge number of people who know it if you're targeting the web.
Besides, if Peachpie expands the .NET ecosystem to include PHP's, isn't that a win for developers who may be stuck with that platform? I'm not a .NET developer, so I'm sure to be missing something here.