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> Often PHP is used when no HTML rendering happens at all (Apis, scheduled jobs etc.) When comparing to React those things are irrelevant. > the complaint was
by koonsolo 4y ago
> Often PHP is used when no HTML rendering happens at all (Apis, scheduled jobs etc.)
When comparing to React those things are irrelevant.
> the complaint was that PHP, a server side language, doesn't offer client side rendering built in.
So am I allowed to compare server side rendering to client side rendering? Or are those 2 different things and I'm ignorant if I try to compare them?
- shkkmo 4y agoIf you complain your tesla doesn't float very well, then you might be a little ignorant of what cars are used for (and that you probably should have used a ferry.)
- koonsolo 4y agoReact can be used both on the server and client side. That is a benefit over something that can be only used on the server side. React can even be both on server and client using 1 codebase (see Next.js). But it seems the PHP police here on HN does not allow me to compare that solution to a solution in PHP.