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There are also lots of good frameworks written in PHP. Wordpress of course (in June 8.5 percent of all sites were powered by WP) and Drupal and I've come to rea
by erikstarck 16y ago
There are also lots of good frameworks written in PHP. Wordpress of course (in June 8.5 percent of all sites were powered by WP) and Drupal and I've come to really like CakePHP.
Considering the Wordpress numbers I wouldn't be surprised if PHP powers 15% of all sites on the web, perhaps more.
- Travis 16y agoYou seem to be pretty close to this guy's analysis of the top 1k sites in google: http://blog.sucuri.net/2010/06/google-top-1000-sites-interesting-stats-about-them.html http://blog.sucuri.net/2010/06/google-top-1000-sites-interes... He figures that 15.3% of websites are written in PHP. However, the WP numbers are super low (since these are all huge sites), so I bet that the PHP percentage is somewhere north of 20% overall. It's tough to estimate that stuff, though, because of all the parked pages that are out there.
- erikstarck 16y agoYes and since that 8.5 percent number Microsoft in a surprise move decided to move all their 30 million Live blogs to Wordpress.com.