> why should this effort be made for PHP Because people get into programming via PHP via writing extensions for popular PHP software (WordPress) because that's

> why should this effort be made for PHP Because people get into programming via PHP via writing extensions for popular PHP software (WordPress) because that's what they can get paid to do as an entry level dev. It would be prudent to have them get into it in a way that doesn't cause exploits. Sure everyone and their dog may one day get into programming via Javascript via Ghost or something else along that line, but that's just not how it is right now. How it is right now is people writing HTML forms that post into raw SQL queries - you can make rookie mistakes like that in any language, no matter which one happens to be the top dog of the moment. I also have to note that on a skim a lot of the comments you linked to can be distilled to "No it isn't"