well not everyone needs to do something just so they can be marketable to other people and when that isn't a concern, a stable well maintained language and fra

well not everyone needs to do something just so they can be marketable to other people and when that isn't a concern, a stable well maintained language and framework is good enough. PHP has gone through a seemingly endless stream of vulnerabilities but if you actually patch your stuff then its fine. for a web service or site, if you set your routes then nobody would see file extensions and would never know you are using PHP, so when you throw on the trendy bootstrap GUI on top, no one is the wiser and it performs just as well. PHP may seem like an anathema solely because of its correlated and predictable use by out of touch fortune 500 companies that have vulnerabilities and horrible GUIs. But that isn't the fault of PHP.