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Honestly, if somebody needs to tell you why you need to change, you really don't need to change. If you want to learn a new language that is fine, Python is ama
by aespinoza 13y ago
Honestly, if somebody needs to tell you why you need to change, you really don't need to change. If you want to learn a new language that is fine, Python is amazing.
But if your team is comfortable and productive with PHP, and you have no other problems with the technology then why change for the sake of changing?
PHP is not my platform of choice, but if I was comfortable with it and it works, I would stick with it, until a REAL problem with it comes along.
- LesmosRardurf 13y agoThat's the thing, we have no experience with Python, including deploying, testing and all the nuances of the language, so I was looking for examples where it's so much better than PHP. It's got to be, right? Since people don't seem to shut up about it.
- aespinoza 13y agoThere are always haters. And people also complain about Python too. Specially in the performance side, but I don't change languages just because of that. :D Do what is best for your team.