Definitely agree with this. And I'll blatantly add that sometimes it even appears as some sort of elitism/not-fashionable thing. As if suggesting something tha

Definitely agree with this. And I'll blatantly add that sometimes it even appears as some sort of elitism/not-fashionable thing. As if suggesting something that doesn't need 12 build steps, 2 transpiler passes, and 4 discombobulator demagnetizations before you finally serve your 2mb of javascript, that will then spend another 5 seconds of your crappy cpu cycles to render something that will inevitably break your back button is some sort of bad thing. PHP is great and will never die.