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I don't think PHP needs "saving". PHP jobs pay less because of supply and demand. There's likely more PHP developers out there than any other language. Higher s

I don't think PHP needs "saving". PHP jobs pay less because of supply and demand. There's likely more PHP developers out there than any other language. Higher supply leads to lower salaries. This isn't really a problem; this is one of the selling points of using PHP. PHP is a a great choice for small websites; but if you're planning on building a product or SaaS with it then it's likely not the best tool for the job. However; in those cases it's main advantage is likely that developers are cheap and abundant.

ilrwbwrkhv 3y ago
I honestly feel this is a view of the world which was once true but is now outdated. I watched some latest videos from Laracon, the annual Laravel conference, and was amazed at the excitement and the focus towards fun and making tools to help build Saas products fast. https://www.youtube.com/@LaravelPHP/videos https://www.youtube.com/@LaravelPHP/videos