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"PHP used to be by far the easiest language to get started with for web dev. This is not the case anymore." um - who would be the contenders? in terms of getti
by lsh 13y ago
"PHP used to be by far the easiest language to get started with for web dev. This is not the case anymore."
um - who would be the contenders? in terms of getting started, which also means deploying and see your stuff on something other than your local machine, I can't think of anything better supported than PHP. Most budget hosting you can simply upload your brand new, first-ever PHP script and have it 'just work'. No need to worry about wsgi, cgi-bin, application servers or anything.
As much as I loathe PHP because it sweeps the developer towards bad habits and unreadable, bug-ridden, slop, I love it because, rather like a bash, it's a flexible and comprehensive tool in my toolbox.
- mseebach 13y ago> who would be the contenders? Here's a good start - and I'll bet that Heroku's free tier is a better option than most $5/month PHP webhosts: https://devcenter.heroku.com/categories/language-support https://devcenter.heroku.com/categories/language-support