They admit PHP is Back 2024 | Tech Influencers Now Realize PHP is actually good
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Guess what folks. The influencers are singing a different tune and are saying that PHP is back.
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The less we talk about PHP, the more we as PHP developers can find jobs.
Let the mass of naive junior developers go for javascript and python. Perfect scenario for us.
Yes but it's important that high level also select PHP apps before they go down the slippy road of shiny things.
I see php every where I am fullstack JavaScript developer how much time will it take me to learn PHP.
I have been offered more jobs on php then in JavaScript
@@lionelthetechlead8839please help me because I am broke as I know JavaScript but getting no job right now and it has been 4years of learning
@@draco4717 no reason why you can't learn both. Some JS is useful to make thing move on a webpage, but the real processing work is the backend
As someone who has been learning PHP for 3 months, I caught on to this after 4 years of JavaScript land. I've always wanted to understand the backend but after trying node js and express js, i just knew that something was wrong. It felt like I was doing too much to get so little done. It's going to be PHP for me from now moving forward as far as backend.
exactly. Express is so barebones that you're going to have to keep adding more and more packages. Then when you want something that has both backend and frontend code, that's not possible. You got to keep doing frontend when all you want is some html and css there.
PHP has everything already baked in. However, PHP is not the best for high performance situations where you need concurrency and CPU intensive tasks. For that reason, I advocate for Go instead, as it's simpler, compiles to native code and is generally easier to learn. It just depends on what use case you have.
Guys, PHP will always be the mother of all the web. Yes many languages are getting more publicity and glory and there is nothing competitive about that. It is always a good thing for us developers to be or to have as many options out there but coming back to reality, PHP and JAVA and C are the Classic languages that needs no introduction nor promotion. This are the languages that don't need to do anything to win the market share, They are just the Gods and they know it.
Every technology goes through the reverse exponential curve. Web tech is the same. People are still using an apple or an android. That hasn't changed for 10 years because the tech is stable.
You hit the nail on the head ( dev for 17 years )
Would you say that php and laravel is a good first job for an entry level developer?
I tend to use Django with React. But I actually love PHP it was my first language which introduced me to the idea of spinning up a server and rendering some HTML onto your browser. When I first experienced PHP alongside XAMP or WAMP I was amazed how quickly you were able to run a localhost. The only thing I wasn't crazy about with PHP was the requirement of launched using these tools, XAMPP or WAMP. Is there a way to run a server without these tools? Is there a way to spin up a server in a different way?
X AMPP and W AMP is made out of Apache Mysql PHP which is the "AMP". It provides a nice package that works together. Without mysql you wouldn't be able to store anything and even Django needs a database. You'll still need to install PHP language. You could use PHP's inbuilt server 'php -S localhost:8000' but why would you want to do that since it's not robust to handle lots of calls. Apache or nginx are written in C and have full power access on the server optimized giving PHP the multi thread and optimized delivery. There are ways to set them up differently but since xamp and wamp are so easy why bother configuring your own server? Even better you can just spin up a container docker cluster with DDev and having everything ready to go. It's still A-M-P but in a nice package.
@@lionelthetechlead8839 I see what you mean, its been awhile since I used PHP. When I first started to learn about programming I used PHP a lot. Maybe for my next personal project I will try and use PHP again. Side note, I hate JavaScript for the server side, for me personally it has never been a good experience which is why I am using Django for the server side, thank you for the info.
@DevlogBill one confusion with js on backend is the docs get confusing vs front-end. I use js like my sugar consumption. Just a bit for flavour
There are plenty options out there. Aside from XAMPP and WAMP, there's MAMP which is also available for windows nowadays. Then there's Laragon and Herd. If you're into Wordpress you can also use Local WP.
@@fa6805 hum... haven't done a review on these things. I'm still on xampp and it works well, only issue is upgrading the php versions which is a bit of a pain. I might do a video on the different ones.
PHP = Prepare Home Pasta. 🐘
Java script is literally coffee paper
Epico!
Php isn't going anywhere soon with laravel blazing hot
The influencers are actually coming around. They realize how messy their docker node mean stack with angular is going.
I could say, because of WordPress. If you never tried to code for WordPress I suggested you try it
what courses do you recommend for deep learning php? not just the documentation...
ruclips.net/video/sRJ6GYiCwkI/видео.htmlsi=wbindLE3qfYal-f6 I'll go straight to a framework because it's so powerful
What is average yearly salary for senior php dev in Singapore?
I agree with some of what you're saying. The one thing I really am disagreeing with is when you talk about "the level of javascript vs PHP". In software engineering, we discovered there's a point at which the amount of javascript vs PHP that should be used. I'm a huge fan of PHP and have been using it for over 15 years. As you build out your apps and they get larger, there is a HUGE benefit for using more javascript. For the last 5 years, I've used less PHP in efforts to reduce server load and its been working. PHP is not Multithreaded (there are ways to do that using the Thread class), which means it can't handle asynchronous operations well. We let the server to SOME of the heavy lifting up to a performance specification, then let JS take over. There's a sweet spot, you just have to find it with lots of testing.
woah... there's some things to unpack there. First when you say server and let JS takeover, JS is still running on the server and running backend functionality. In fact JS is simply running the V8 engine that's compiling JS so it is handling things on the server side. Now one of the greatest myths out there is about multithread and blocking. PHP is single thread and blocking. However, Apache and Nginx which are the webserver that sit on top of PHP and Nginx are multithread. Not only that but they are written in C which is a much low language and more powerful on the server side. So if you have 200 users to the server, they'll all be served at the same time. Now what you are thinking on the request side where you squeeze a bit more performance on a single request, which you can just add some frontend JS to make another call to the PHP webserver and make use of the async frontend powers of JS.
@@lionelthetechlead8839 Sorry about the confusion on the JS / server side portion. I meant let the server do the heavy lifting - as in PHP. I’m definitely not letting JS do any heavy lifting. It has enough to do in regards to rendering views. Regardless, your video is spot on about PHP not being dead. It’s not and hopefully not ever be.
Doing the same thing in javascript takes 5-6 more time than doing it in PHP. If you need results without small talking go for PHP.
Yes, that's because you need to manage the async. Everything you need to do, you need to state while...then... wait so there's a lot of callbacks. And you get some weird results in real time. like imagine an operation where you call 1+1 x 2. You can get 3 or 4 depending which process goes first and it's really hard to debug
There's no competition between PHP and Javascript, they're complimentary
I actually miss the days when PHP used to suck.
I know right! Just when Guardian of the Galaxy was just out
Of course PHP is good. It's not only the language, but the whole ecosystem is great, Just do some projects in Python with its "virtual environment" and incompatible versions and you realize why Python is absolutely crap.
There not using it so I would say there just being nice to the derpy kid
Hi guys, I'm from future (2037) and PHP still a joke here 😄
Kinda like Health Ledgers joker... where everyone's laughing and PHP does a magic track 🤣.
Hahaha, you are insane dude...
Drinking too much Java and taking PHP. Starting to rust
I haven't programmed in PHP since 2002. You making me want give PHP a try again 😁.
Do it! In fact, why don't you find a leetcode question do it and then send it to me and I'll do a video doing it as well.
I really don't understand why is Laravel praised as the savior of PHP, when it's overcomplicated boilerplate garbage. Vanilla is and will remain my #1 because nothing beats speed / efficiency when you are free to start with only what the client needs and add on. Maybe Tron will be #1 soon.
Woah unfortunately we can't kick own goals. It maybe bulky but it sure has a strong marketing team behind it. I've said the same about WP, but it's stronger than ever. So since we're all on the same side there's no need to fight. I personally like Yii2 because it's like what you said, uncomplicated and has a lot of power to get things done.
Please stop fooling juniors, php is dead. It was killed off in 2004 by DHH, now you guys copy ruby on rails experience on laravel. Please just learn new lang and move on.
Rumours of its demise are greatly exaggerated
PHP is a zombie, died a long time ago, but still fed my family until now.
@@ryosuwito331 it's the terminator... just when you think it's dead....
Javascript will always reign supreme
Finished 1% of my online bootcamp for the introduction JS
Good work, keep it up and finish what you start
Without server side it's as useful as a broken calculator.
It's actually as useful as working calculator without a server. The one issue with JS I always worry about is security side since they get to see all your code on the frontend. You have to worry about exposed api's which is a concern.
nah next.js will eat laravel's market share. The only reason why PHP still exist is because of wordpress
Next.js? you mean with react... oh boy.
I hope it eats Laravel, then Tron will dine on both of them. Javascript server side is a joke