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Around here, Apache was heavily used for its mod_php. It could run php embedded without complex fcgi setup. Then everyone moved to ruby and python (and also pe
by glogla 5y ago
Around here, Apache was heavily used for its mod_php. It could run php embedded without complex fcgi setup.
Then everyone moved to ruby and python (and also perl) and mod_php stopped being an advantage.
- motogpjimbo 5y agoEveryone moved to Ruby and Python? In your bubble perhaps, but PHP is probably more popular than Ruby and Python combined globally.
- glogla 5y agoDefinitely not everyone, and you might be right based on actual number of websites, but the zeitgeist definitely moved to Rails and Django for a while.