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I don't see a reason for PHP to "die" (using that term very loose, considering that people think PHP killed Perl, while Perl is still very alive and well). Whe
by Pewpewarrows 16y ago
I don't see a reason for PHP to "die" (using that term very loose, considering that people think PHP killed Perl, while Perl is still very alive and well).
When people just want something nice and simple, PHP works beautifully. There's nothing wrong with the parts of the language that people who don't know programming are using to glue pieces of their website together. It's really only once you start using it for more than that when you start hating the terrible design choices and language constructs.
Leave PHP as the ubiquitous solution for simple glue, it does it quite well. When people want to do web development beyond the glue they can turn to any other number of great languages/frameworks.