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Right, I think if you want to work professionally as a developer you can certainly find one maintaining PHP code. However, newer projects and startups are movi
by ErikAugust 14y ago
Right, I think if you want to work professionally as a developer you can certainly find one maintaining PHP code.
However, newer projects and startups are moving towards Python and Rails so if your goal is to be in that game, learn one of those.
- jtreminio 14y agoSpreading FUD. There's an immeasurable amount of new work to be done in PHP. You have absolutely no numbers to back up your statement.
- rbchv 14y agoActually that's why I asked initially. You hear a lot about Python/Ruby these days, but I'm wondering if there is any data in the regards.
- dubcanada 14y agoThey are just the language of the year, this year it will probably be all about go and node.js and maybe next year it will be about Steve's Language and ASP. Moral of the story is, it's just whats in season this year. Some people will argue better languages, but really there are problems with all of them.
- huherto 14y agoYou are right. The parent comment is probably just wishing that the world is moving forward.
- jasonm23 14y agoYep, get ready for the BASIC revolution.
- ErikAugust 14y agoHeh. Go figure. I make my money with PHP.
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