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Depends on what you're building, honestly. I think that it's easy enough to get a site running entirely on PHP--well tested, well supported, architecturally so
by MAGZine 12y ago
Depends on what you're building, honestly.
I think that it's easy enough to get a site running entirely on PHP--well tested, well supported, architecturally sound, and rewrite services into <noninterpreted-language-of-choice> as you hit performance bottlenecks.
If performance is absolutely critical to your app, then you may consider writing everything in Java/Go/C++, but it's pretty brutal for doing templating and whatnot. Besides, once you generate the page, there's a good chance you're going to cache a good part of it anyhow!