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I agree that it still owns a massive chunk of the backend market. 20-something years in, and it's still difficult to shake. However, I would take the numbers o
by netule 3y ago
I agree that it still owns a massive chunk of the backend market. 20-something years in, and it's still difficult to shake.
However, I would take the numbers on the site you linked with a big grain of salt. Detecting which backend technology powers a site without direct evidence is nearly impossible. PHP may be high up the list since it and its associated stack leak the most metadata.
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- stevarino 3y agoI've totally copied php http headers into non-php backends just to see what happens. It costs nothing and gets a trifle more security. (Not really but it makes me giggle at least)