4 ms·
What’s funny is that PHP got part of its bad reputation from poorly maintained, poorly organized codebases. Many PHP jobs involve modernizing that crap, which i
by gjsman-1000 2y ago
What’s funny is that PHP got part of its bad reputation from poorly maintained, poorly organized codebases. Many PHP jobs involve modernizing that crap, which is gnarly.
However, that will one day happen to JavaScript. Imagine wrestling with a barely updated, decade-old JavaScript codebase in 2034.
I am of the opinion that it will be even worse than the old PHP app. At least the old PHP app didn’t have more than a dozen packages at most. Your job then will be to modernize a JavaScript app with 1000+ dependencies from one of the dozens of frameworks that didn’t make it. Fun!