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The OP I responded to was about having a quick script up and running. Of course for a fully fledged app you might have a reverse proxy or similar. Also PM is j
by lnenad 6y ago
The OP I responded to was about having a quick script up and running. Of course for a fully fledged app you might have a reverse proxy or similar.
Also PM is just a simple hypervisor, it doesn't have any logic, while Apache and Nginx do.
- rovr138 6y agophp -S if you want a quick script up and running
- simion314 6y agoAre you talking about the dev workflow? My point was that I already have a cheap webhosting, with a domain and email and I can now just login into cpanel and paste a script. As a developer as other mentioned there are ways to run stuff from CLI, so IMO PHP is pretty equal with python or ruby , not sure there is a general clear winer so it always depends on the project and the team. But if you are a new dev and you don't know any of the languages I would say start with Python, even if I prefer the C syntax. I got into PHP indirectly, I worked on desktop applications and I was asked to help with a web project so I learned it by doing (but I was already experienced so I did know what are some good practices), in the end desktop applications are no longer popular so I am still working on SPAs