And guess what, you'd get stuff done more quickly and with less annoyances and bugs if you were using another language. The article is encouraging people to sta

And guess what, you'd get stuff done more quickly and with less annoyances and bugs if you were using another language. The article is encouraging people to start programming with PHP. This is bad advice, because there are better options. If you already know PHP and you don't plan to program a lot, then learning a better language may not be worth it and staying with PHP is fine. If you're just starting you have no such investment and you're better off learning another language which is both easier to learn and more productive.