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Php will never be able to shake off its legacy. It’s a lost cause imo. Which is a shame since it’s faster than most (all?) languages in common use for backend d
by hgazx 4y ago
Php will never be able to shake off its legacy. It’s a lost cause imo. Which is a shame since it’s faster than most (all?) languages in common use for backend development of websites.
- bilekas 4y agoHave you checked it out recently? It's unbelievably improved from the days where you could write spaghetti code.. they really put a lot of effort into beat practices.
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