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To each their own. Use something else if you want, but there's millions of people who don't want PHP to die.
by pinksoda 16y ago
To each their own. Use something else if you want, but there's millions of people who don't want PHP to die.
- phaylon 16y agoCorrect. And people in the Perl community didn't stop just because someone else had more market-share in web development. There's many area's of programming and I'm always surprised when people think web development is the only one that matters.
- seldo 16y agoA good point. I focus on web development, and the question is entirely about what will replace PHP in the field of web development (not that PHP is extensively used anywhere else).
- phaylon 16y agoI agree. I'm not sure if the "replacement" will be a single technology or merely a standardized interface for hooking up web applications on a host.