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Stick to whatever works for you. I'm assuming you mean backend JS, but if you don't, you can use both. PHP can render your page and JS can make it interactive
by knicholes 8y ago
Stick to whatever works for you. I'm assuming you mean backend JS, but if you don't, you can use both. PHP can render your page and JS can make it interactive. I can see benefits of being able to re-use models for frontend and backend, though.