Yeah. This is mostly because of the language syntax scars, and many of them probably will never be fixed. But at the architectural level the request isolation a

Yeah. This is mostly because of the language syntax scars, and many of them probably will never be fixed. But at the architectural level the request isolation adds a significant robustness. If some request causes crash, infinite loop, chances are the issue is limited to that one request. In NodeJS such issues are much more serious, so coding in NodeJS needs more care and higher qualification. Here is my opinion on PHP: https://waspdev.com/articles/2025-06-12/my-honest-opinion-about-php https://waspdev.com/articles/2025-06-12/my-honest-opinion-ab...