Yep. My employer is a mix of PHP and JS. PHP 8 for our API, JS for the app that consumes it - sharing code both server-side and client-side. It works really w

Yep. My employer is a mix of PHP and JS. PHP 8 for our API, JS for the app that consumes it - sharing code both server-side and client-side. It works really well for us. Development on a modern version of PHP with a framework like Symfony or Laravel is so very different to development on old PHP5 versions. edit: PHP 7.x and 8 let you do things like: - no automatic type conversions - typed function parameters and return types - typed object properties - named parameters All of these are little niceties but they add up to making it fantastically easier to avoid stupid mistakes that used to be common with PHP.