Man, I tried recently Php Symphony and just "empty project" is just a jungle of vendor packs nobody knows what for. Just on start, see quarkus - 2-3 files and you have running app
I started with PHP and I am glad to get out of it... I mean it's good, but something on it is just not playing well with my brain. Lately I picked up Go, Rust and Typescript and it's quite painful to get back to PHP after that
@@phat80 That's why you should write it in framework like laravel. Beside if you too lazy to rewrite it, why you write native code ? people like you always comparing PHP with library like React, while you didn't even write the library it self.
@@LatenightDev No, I’m comparing Laravel, Symfony with Django or FastAPI, for example. I’m not a big fan of Python too but It’s a way better language. Can’t say anything bad about PHP frameworks. But PHP syntax and some internal moments how it works… (scope for example). And as for JS, yes, I prefer any Node.js backend rather than PHP, for example, Fastify. And my most favourite language and syntax is Swift but it’s not suitable for web development and completely from another area.
PHP used to have really bad reputation for being messy and unmaintainable for big applications. Which is why it's barely used in big companies. But today's PHP has evolved. I haven't used it for more than 3 years, but last time I do the version 8 is a fantastic programming language. Symfony and Laravel IMO brings a lot of goodies to the language that allows PHP to shine. Without them, we may be stuck with wordpress mess 😂
JS suck for backend, I am managed backend website using contentstack with React, it consume 3GB memory of my laptop making may browser feel slow and lag.
I create small uncomplicated web applications full-time. I came to PHP when a tech suggested that if I converted a Perl app to PHP it could go on the website. Never heard of PHP. That was a Friday. Monday morning I had the app rewritten in PHP. Never wrote another line of Perl. My world is small, I live in PHP, JavaScript, SQL, CSS and create tools for my use in a half-dozen other languages. All my PHP and all my JavaScript are object-oriented. Transitioning from MySQL to MariaDB and to using PDO in PHP made me feel "modern"...Ha !!! I am very happy with the world in which I live...For me, PHP is a true family member.
Pretty much the web is basically what you have just explained. Web development for complex apps is easier with the frameworks in the PHP and Ruby on Rails ecosystems. You don't feel like you are fighting with your technology. I can't say the same for the Javascript ecosyste, with all the decisions you have to make just to make a decent web application...
"Thank God I started coding; now I’m a network analyst! From dreaming in code to debugging cables. Technology keeps evolving, but here I am, still babysitting the same old protocols and ports-just playing them like a DJ remixing the same 90s hits. 🎶 'HTTP, FTP, SSH, repeat!' 😂😂"
PHP has a specific purpose and it does it brilliantly. It’s not as “crazy” as Python or all the JavaScript derivatives… and this is a very good thing that solidifies PHPs purpose and longevity imo. Let’s hope PHP keeps its light shining bright! I’m an old long silver bearded computer person who started on a DEC PDP-11 and still coding today so it always intrigues me of what is public opinion with no basis vs what I see used in the real world!!! Good video. Keep going and keep being awesome 🙏
Banger video mate, I am learning Php with Laravel coming from a Rails background and am liking it so far, hopefully I can get more Freelance projects with it.
So true, adding to that people need it to develop wordpress templates as well to sell them in themeforest, so both laravel and wordpress are the big two in my opinion
Not really. Laravel is just the current favorite. There are far more sites written in non-Laravel frameworks, and even more written in no framework at all.
2:16 the inconsistent needle/haystack parameters are actually kinda applied consistently when you look at the entire standard library… Haystack always comes first for string functions, whilst needle comes first for array functions. Fun fact.
Already master wordpress and website basics. Currently learning PHP and found it hard to learn but I hope that this will pay in the future. Thank you so much for sharing this PHP history bro.
I noticed that the PHP way of web development(modify code and refresh page without having to recompile) is getting traction again over the watch server hacks usually found in node. Also npm should look at composer for getting a good package manager. PHP managed to grew over the web for that many years for a reason. In javascript your code gets obsolete within a year.
I don’t know why, but youtube suggested your php short to me a few hours ago, and now you posted a php video🤣, anyway awesome video even though i haven’t watched it yet, from the quality of the past videos i’m sure it’s gonna be epic 🔥
Python was created in the late 1980s. It is not 'newer" than PHP. JavaScript was created the same year as PHP. Neither are "newer" languages as you have stated in your video.
Yes, everyone knows that. The context here is that Python and JavaScript have evolved with more advanced features, making them better suited for AI, complex development, and modern software needs compared to PHP.
I have been writing PHP code for at least 10 years. It always has been a powerful language and just keeps getting better. In my opinion, it’s not going anywhere in the near future!!
good video but there were some minor errors unless I misinterpreted. php 7 did not introduce exception handling, it improved it. it allowed errors to come in as exceptions, improved error hierarchy and introduced the "finally" keyword try/catch blocks. However, try/catch blocks were introduced in php 5 with its improvements with OOP. php 4 did have some built in ways to protect from xss and sql injection like addslashes and strip_tags but the comprehensive solution PDO was introduced in php version 5.1. I have been writing php since version 3 so some things said in this video stood out.
I really think PHP played an important role in the industry as a development platform. The rage around it, I guess, is not 100% its fault. Even though PHP had several limitations, I guess what made people angry about it was the state of the software people developed for it. Even while programming and maintaining many services with ASP 3 classic, I've never had/noticed so much trash code piled up as in PHP. I had to maintain a few PHP systems that were basically 10k+ lines in a single index.php(plus HTML), and yes, I have never seen this with ASP, Java 5, etc. I just can't tell if PHP was the first programming language of many people or it was like an scorched earth strategy from freelancers to hold the projects with them. Honestly, I'm really into 're-learning' PHP 8 and always enjoyed working with a few frameworks such as Symfony.
I've seen many japanese websites using php 5. Japanese like to use antique jquery versions too, and don't care about responsible layout very much. Funny thing that japan has the most advanced game dev companies yet still struggling to modernize its web
@@Klinoklaz That is cultural issue not about their skills, way of thinking design on UI for users regional issue, depend on cultural information demands from individual, you can see their Tv programs too. They care more compact information render on website.
Although native php maybe declining, frameworks like laravel that are built based on php is actually on the rise and prefered for large scale applications over node.js
Death is not the problem. Salary is, there are lots of PHP jobs but they are low paying. In the top tier salaries there are PHP jobs but there are far more higher paying jobs in Python, C#, Java and now node.
@@MA-we2uj hello I'm php dev, is Java still relevant? Please don't get me wrong I want to know and I am planning to switch also. And what can Java do?, If I learn java what jobs do I get? Building apps?, website? Or please enlightened me.
@@blueeyesgaming3921 hi one of the reason why I decided to switch was I was laidoff and find difficult to find job in PHP at least here in my country(Philippines)specifically in laravel because it's my forte, and also most of the jobs available in PHP was outsourcing, which I dont like, I want to be involve in something like in-house development, What I see here in my country at least, banks and other big companies used enterprise PL, one of it was JAVA so that's why studied java the syntax somehow same with PHP, In my country Java has less competition in job hunting because it is not as trendy. In contrast, PHP, javascript development has a large number of skilled developers, resulting in higher competition for jobs, so still up to you as long as it pays the bills and you can easily find a job, right now my focus is on Job security, im done with job hopping
> While it may not be as trendy as some newer languages such as python and JavaScript... Miss... PHP is younger than Python, which first released February 20, 1991.
PHP can make web application easier and it is the only strong selling of this language. But now days almost every programming language can create a web application easy, even Python can run web app as small as few lines of codes and has another strong point which is datascience and AI. Javascript on the other hand has strong point on the frontend side, while the node js backend also on the same language make it easier to substitute between frontend and backend. Dont ask the benefit of Java or C# as they can make everything, mature and enterprise level.
Whoever that thinks that PHP is dying is either a junior developer, a fanboy or a lunatic. PHP is too big to go away, the same thing happened with COBOL, C/C++
Cuz PHP command and function more readable for human like gving prompt to AI. Some kiddo think more harder the code to read is better. This is totally wrong, cuz high level programming language is more understandable, that's why it's called as language
Due Memory Safety Concerns, the FBI, along with other U.S. government agencies such as the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), have recently recommended that software developers transition away from memory-unsafe languages by January 1, 2026. The reason for their recommendation is that these languages allow direct manipulation of memory addresses without built-in safeguards. They specifically target C and C++. They recommend transitioning to the following languages but surprisingly, PHP is not amongst them: • Python • Java • C# • Go • Delphi/Object Pascal • Swift • Ruby • Rust • Ada
rustards hates c and c++ programmers and try to force us to use rust. and spread F.U.D about c++ everywhere. they want us to use rust cause rust has some builtin backdoors for the CIA and FBI
I worked a lot with PHP developers back in the 2000s, and honestly, watching them debug was the most ridiculous thing I had ever seen. There were no breakpoints, no CLI tools-just guys inserting print statements into their code and searching for the results in the generated HTML hahaha I could deliver products 15 times faster than they could, with significantly better quality.
The dollar sign thing is not entirely true. Sure it was unfamiliar to users of SOME other languages, like C. But it WAS familiar to users of many other languages like its predecessor and major influence Perl as well as shell languages.
@@luizAugustoll Which is fair; while string interpolation features can make for cleaner code I also feel like it risks gotchas too easily and I prefer using non-interpolation and catenation operators.
PHP dying - maybe it's the other way around are the programmers still alive - I used PHP (working for Porsche VW Suzuki JCB ...) they terminated me for pneumonia 2020 gave my bosses £1OO,OOOs forced me to interview for an oligarch _Sir Richard Branson_ after ICU while sick illegally stole my heat and food in winter to pay £57,OOO,OOO,OOO interest on _rain_ and after that both governments sanctioning me and 1OO,OOOs to no food for months at 60 with Long Covid
@@ShamusMac 🔥 Ah, yes, because clearly, every artisan needs to manually str_replace() their own wheels while the rest of us happily Eloquent::create() our way to delivering faster, more scalable apps-funny how some folks still think die('reinventing the wheel') is a flex
@@ShamusMac It's okay, since peoples who hate php still use Ai to write the code hahahaha. Well I write my own helper function and load it on laravel tho.
Php fell victim of oop dictatorship. Oop was madated by a gang of nut heads and caused all that layering insanity when a single url was kicking 10000 classes compilation.
There's a 2012 article called "PHP: a fractal of bad design" that really made me want to avoid this thing like the plague. It seems to me the easy languages to choose now are Python, Go, JavaScript. Maybe Rust if you want to go low level.
It's true, PHP has its place, with many of the "fractal of bad design" problems having fixed, though not all of them. I don't really code much anymore (teach, mostly), but I don't feel like I'd recommend this language to new coders.
@@modolief I'd still say that PHP is the best for new coders in general, until they get to know better what they want. PHP really grows with your knowledge. Starting with it, it's dead simple, no need to include anything, just write directly procedural code. Then you have manual includes. Then you can start with classes and autoload. And so on. Really, PHP can be used at all programming levels, which, I think, makes it top 3 good languages for new coders. Personally I'd also say that it's syntax is among the cleanest. Perfect balance between terse and verbose. Not too cryptic, not too verbose.
I call shenanigans on your market share figures at the end of the video. Your chart showing jobs with PHP is 30% while Python is 1%? While respected sources like TIOBE show Python at #1 with 23% share while PHP is at 12th place with less than 2% share, and falling. Where do you get those figures from?
You are correct, The data is from 2017, - www.researchgate.net/figure/Pie-Chart-of-Industrial-Demand-by-Programing-Languages_fig1_326040105 It's editorial mistake, Thanks for noticing
@@drndn Oh, didn't knew it was without caption originally, I did saw it with the caption in place, that's why I knew it was from 2017. So at least he corrected that. Edit: for some reason I only now just saw his (hers?) response to you where it does say it's from 2017 and apologizes for the mistake. I feel a bit dumb now, lol.
@@Winnetou17 For some reason I also only saw the original poster's response to me just now as well. TH-cam didn't seem to display theirs when it showed me yours.
@@CodeSource Please be more careful when differentiating between C and C++. I have had so many problems in my professional life because people have talked about C and meant C++.
Anyone coded in php, js/ts and python knows better than to rewrite anything in python or js/ts 😂 Php is just good at what it’s meant to do. Js/ts may be in par, but not python.
php doesn’t need to be asynchronous. as every request uses its own php thread. need to scale php? add more workers in your webserver. need to scale nodejs: run multiple instances behind a load balancer and carefully manage listening ports. i’m not specifically rooting for php, as i usually use C# and Rust, but php makes life easy, when low latency isn’t a strict requirement
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Php is actually on the rise. I'm a senior dev (java and javascript) andi recently took up php and laravel. Its on the up trend now
Man, I tried recently Php Symphony and just "empty project" is just a jungle of vendor packs nobody knows what for. Just on start, see quarkus - 2-3 files and you have running app
It is
I started with PHP and I am glad to get out of it... I mean it's good, but something on it is just not playing well with my brain. Lately I picked up Go, Rust and Typescript and it's quite painful to get back to PHP after that
YOU CAN JUST GO TO GOOGLE TRENDS AND COMPARE NEXTJS WITH LARAVEL... AND THEN THINK ABOUT YOUR STU PID COM MENT
Interpr*ted languages 🤢
I've been programming in PHP since 2001 and since then I've always heard that PHP is dying!
@@rawnato right 😂
i started in 2007 .. and yup can confirm it never died ehehehhe
LOL, same it's happen every year like Die Hard movie.
I am starting php since 2016 and still working. since then I've always heard that PHP is dying. after php 8 i think php will never die.
As a PHP developer who started utilizing PHP as early as its 4th version, I can only say this video point-blank speaks the truth.
I dont use PHP but its impact on the web is massive
Correct
I hate rewriting a code from PHP. I just can’t stand outdated PHP syntax what makes it even hard to read.
@@phat80 That's why you should write it in framework like laravel. Beside if you too lazy to rewrite it, why you write native code ? people like you always comparing PHP with library like React, while you didn't even write the library it self.
@@LatenightDev No, I’m comparing Laravel, Symfony with Django or FastAPI, for example. I’m not a big fan of Python too but It’s a way better language. Can’t say anything bad about PHP frameworks. But PHP syntax and some internal moments how it works… (scope for example). And as for JS, yes, I prefer any Node.js backend rather than PHP, for example, Fastify. And my most favourite language and syntax is Swift but it’s not suitable for web development and completely from another area.
@@phat80 personally I hate no {} language, it makes difficult for me to map my code, so i never really liked python
people saying/asking if php is dying for the last 20 years ... and still here XD
PHP used to have really bad reputation for being messy and unmaintainable for big applications. Which is why it's barely used in big companies.
But today's PHP has evolved. I haven't used it for more than 3 years, but last time I do the version 8 is a fantastic programming language.
Symfony and Laravel IMO brings a lot of goodies to the language that allows PHP to shine. Without them, we may be stuck with wordpress mess 😂
How does this fact deny it is dead? 🤦♂️
JS suck for backend, I am managed backend website using contentstack with React, it consume 3GB memory of my laptop making may browser feel slow and lag.
PHP was just lucky that WordPress was written on it.
Facebook was written in pho
PHP is better than ever. It's awesome!
I create small uncomplicated web applications full-time. I came to PHP when a tech suggested that if I converted a Perl app to PHP it could go on the website. Never heard of PHP. That was a Friday. Monday morning I had the app rewritten in PHP. Never wrote another line of Perl. My world is small, I live in PHP, JavaScript, SQL, CSS and create tools for my use in a half-dozen other languages. All my PHP and all my JavaScript are object-oriented. Transitioning from MySQL to MariaDB and to using PDO in PHP made me feel "modern"...Ha !!! I am very happy with the world in which I live...For me, PHP is a true family member.
would like to see your portfolio
Pretty much the web is basically what you have just explained. Web development for complex apps is easier with the frameworks in the PHP and Ruby on Rails ecosystems. You don't feel like you are fighting with your technology. I can't say the same for the Javascript ecosyste, with all the decisions you have to make just to make a decent web application...
"Thank God I started coding; now I’m a network analyst! From dreaming in code to debugging cables. Technology keeps evolving, but here I am, still babysitting the same old protocols and ports-just playing them like a DJ remixing the same 90s hits. 🎶 'HTTP, FTP, SSH, repeat!' 😂😂"
PHP has a specific purpose and it does it brilliantly.
It’s not as “crazy” as Python or all the JavaScript derivatives… and this is a very good thing that solidifies PHPs purpose and longevity imo.
Let’s hope PHP keeps its light shining bright!
I’m an old long silver bearded computer person who started on a DEC PDP-11 and still coding today so it always intrigues me of what is public opinion with no basis vs what I see used in the real world!!!
Good video. Keep going and keep being awesome 🙏
Banger video mate, I am learning Php with Laravel coming from a Rails background and am liking it so far, hopefully I can get more Freelance projects with it.
Laravel plays a vital role in making PHP active
So true, adding to that people need it to develop wordpress templates as well to sell them in themeforest, so both laravel and wordpress are the big two in my opinion
@@لا_أح.د Can you still make money on themeforest?
Not really. Laravel is just the current favorite. There are far more sites written in non-Laravel frameworks, and even more written in no framework at all.
2:16 the inconsistent needle/haystack parameters are actually kinda applied consistently when you look at the entire standard library… Haystack always comes first for string functions, whilst needle comes first for array functions. Fun fact.
I love PHP especially when used with Laravel! Great beginner language as well ❤
It really is!
Well explained , keep it up 👍
02:10 exactly: Due to its inconsistent functions and inconsistent parameters, I dislike PHP and will never use it again after my first experience.
I don’t understand why they haven’t fixed this in a major update to make the basic methods more consistent.
Already master wordpress and website basics. Currently learning PHP and found it hard to learn but I hope that this will pay in the future. Thank you so much for sharing this PHP history bro.
follow laracast php tutorial, it is the best one
I noticed that the PHP way of web development(modify code and refresh page without having to recompile) is getting traction again over the watch server hacks usually found in node. Also npm should look at composer for getting a good package manager. PHP managed to grew over the web for that many years for a reason. In javascript your code gets obsolete within a year.
I don’t know why, but youtube suggested your php short to me a few hours ago, and now you posted a php video🤣, anyway awesome video even though i haven’t watched it yet, from the quality of the past videos i’m sure it’s gonna be epic 🔥
Awesome! Thank you!
as PHP Dev, when I lerned it, it was already in php-8 and I could not understand why people hate php... now I understand why and thank you for that!
I'm currently new to web dev and I started learning php and got good command on that
Are jon opportunity good enough everyone keeps talking about MERN
Why do you hate?
Python was created in the late 1980s. It is not 'newer" than PHP. JavaScript was created the same year as PHP. Neither are "newer" languages as you have stated in your video.
Yes, everyone knows that. The context here is that Python and JavaScript have evolved with more advanced features, making them better suited for AI, complex development, and modern software needs compared to PHP.
@@CodeSource Well that's what you should have said. Instead, you said they were "newer" languages.
PHP is one the only programming languages that i really like
PHP is Awesome
Have fun with xDebug and bad code analysis tools
Seems like the strongest embodiment of _the most permanent thing is a temporary solution_ .
I have been writing PHP code for at least 10 years. It always has been a powerful language and just keeps getting better. In my opinion, it’s not going anywhere in the near future!!
People say PHP is dying while Accel invests $57M into Laravel lel
My journey as software dev
php -> cakephp -> Django -> Nodejs+express+template engines -> Nodejs ( Nuxt 2 ) -> php 8x ( Filament php , Agile UI etc )
good video but there were some minor errors unless I misinterpreted. php 7 did not introduce exception handling, it improved it. it allowed errors to come in as exceptions, improved error hierarchy and introduced the "finally" keyword try/catch blocks. However, try/catch blocks were introduced in php 5 with its improvements with OOP. php 4 did have some built in ways to protect from xss and sql injection like addslashes and strip_tags but the comprehensive solution PDO was introduced in php version 5.1. I have been writing php since version 3 so some things said in this video stood out.
I really think PHP played an important role in the industry as a development platform. The rage around it, I guess, is not 100% its fault.
Even though PHP had several limitations, I guess what made people angry about it was the state of the software people developed for it. Even while programming and maintaining many services with ASP 3 classic, I've never had/noticed so much trash code piled up as in PHP. I had to maintain a few PHP systems that were basically 10k+ lines in a single index.php(plus HTML), and yes, I have never seen this with ASP, Java 5, etc. I just can't tell if PHP was the first programming language of many people or it was like an scorched earth strategy from freelancers to hold the projects with them.
Honestly, I'm really into 're-learning' PHP 8 and always enjoyed working with a few frameworks such as Symfony.
Bro, the things you describe sound like 1998. We are in 2024. PHP is awesome!
Laravel and Symfony are just... the kings.
It's like ROR but better with also a better language, easier to deploy.
I can't believe that someone is actually using PHP 5 today... It was almost hellish to use!
I've seen many japanese websites using php 5. Japanese like to use antique jquery versions too, and don't care about responsible layout very much. Funny thing that japan has the most advanced game dev companies yet still struggling to modernize its web
@@Klinoklaz That is cultural issue not about their skills, way of thinking design on UI for users regional issue, depend on cultural information demands from individual, you can see their Tv programs too. They care more compact information render on website.
@@FerhatYASAR I know what you mean, many ytbrs did this topic last year. But I'm exactly talking about their tech stack not their design
What a beautiful story!
PHP is just getting ready for another decade with everyone saying its dead!
Although native php maybe declining, frameworks like laravel that are built based on php is actually on the rise and prefered for large scale applications over node.js
won't change my mind, will still use php over js.
I'm used to hate PHP (15-20 years ago). It gives me a lot of headache especially in complex projects. But now PHP is far better than before.
correct
It's awesome!
Very interesting. Nice video.
Death is not the problem. Salary is, there are lots of PHP jobs but they are low paying. In the top tier salaries there are PHP jobs but there are far more higher paying jobs in Python, C#, Java and now node.
Too true. I'll probably switch to golang next year
You're right that's why I switched to java and now got a high paying job compared when Im PHP dev using Laravel.
@@MA-we2uj hello I'm php dev, is Java still relevant? Please don't get me wrong I want to know and I am planning to switch also. And what can Java do?, If I learn java what jobs do I get? Building apps?, website? Or please enlightened me.
@@blueeyesgaming3921 Java will always be relevant.
@@blueeyesgaming3921 hi one of the reason why I decided to switch was I was laidoff and find difficult to find job in PHP at least here in my country(Philippines)specifically in laravel because it's my forte, and also most of the jobs available in PHP was outsourcing, which I dont like, I want to be involve in something like in-house development, What I see here in my country at least, banks and other big companies used enterprise PL, one of it was JAVA so that's why studied java the syntax somehow same with PHP, In my country Java has less competition in job hunting because it is not as trendy. In contrast, PHP, javascript development has a large number of skilled developers, resulting in higher competition for jobs, so still up to you as long as it pays the bills and you can easily find a job, right now my focus is on Job security, im done with job hopping
Answer: NO. PHP is not dying.
Php is still here because of Laravel ❤
php is best, those who complain don't know how to use it properly
I've been using Node JS because I don't like switching syntax between front end and backend. Php should have done what Node is doing.
> While it may not be as trendy as some newer languages such as python and JavaScript...
Miss... PHP is younger than Python, which first released February 20, 1991.
PHP can make web application easier and it is the only strong selling of this language. But now days almost every programming language can create a web application easy, even Python can run web app as small as few lines of codes and has another strong point which is datascience and AI. Javascript on the other hand has strong point on the frontend side, while the node js backend also on the same language make it easier to substitute between frontend and backend. Dont ask the benefit of Java or C# as they can make everything, mature and enterprise level.
PHP is the 🐐 of web development.
Whoever that thinks that PHP is dying is either a junior developer, a fanboy or a lunatic. PHP is too big to go away, the same thing happened with COBOL, C/C++
My favorite language cannot die.
PHP runs 5 of the top 10 ecommerce applications on the web. Nuff said!
I am listening php is dying since 2016 when I started learn php.
Still php is alive
Need part 2 of this there is more about php
Like WordPress laravel codeignitor cake PHP etc
PHP will survive even .Net.
.Net is dying and PHP is rising.
Ask yourself why universities are still teaching php while introducing ai modules
Cuz PHP command and function more readable for human like gving prompt to AI. Some kiddo think more harder the code to read is better. This is totally wrong, cuz high level programming language is more understandable, that's why it's called as language
My mine language for my web is php. Php, js, html, css. For db, i like standalone db file.
For desktop program, i like building it using vb
Due Memory Safety Concerns, the FBI, along with other U.S. government agencies such as the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), have recently recommended that software developers transition away from memory-unsafe languages by January 1, 2026. The reason for their recommendation is that these languages allow direct manipulation of memory addresses without built-in safeguards. They specifically target C and C++.
They recommend transitioning to the following languages but surprisingly, PHP is not amongst them:
• Python
• Java
• C#
• Go
• Delphi/Object Pascal
• Swift
• Ruby
• Rust
• Ada
rustards hates c and c++ programmers and try to force us to use rust. and spread F.U.D about c++ everywhere. they want us to use rust cause rust has some builtin backdoors for the CIA and FBI
I learnt php first for web development. Then i switched to django. I will miss php 😢.
I worked a lot with PHP developers back in the 2000s, and honestly, watching them debug was the most ridiculous thing I had ever seen. There were no breakpoints, no CLI tools-just guys inserting print statements into their code and searching for the results in the generated HTML hahaha I could deliver products 15 times faster than they could, with significantly better quality.
Dude wakeup. Have you ever heard about Laravel ? they have Ignition for debuger and php artisan as CLI Command.
Fiddling with his personal website is wild
Php is best
Many people think PHP is dead, but PHP developers made a lot of money. 😂
I don't care if PHP is dying Fullstack Javascript is becoming stressful everyday
php is best. People who can't code in php hate php
The dollar sign thing is not entirely true. Sure it was unfamiliar to users of SOME other languages, like C. But it WAS familiar to users of many other languages like its predecessor and major influence Perl as well as shell languages.
Yeah, script langs have that for easy concatenation, and people just ignore it and use " . " or " + " ...
@@luizAugustoll Which is fair; while string interpolation features can make for cleaner code I also feel like it risks gotchas too easily and I prefer using non-interpolation and catenation operators.
I like the fact that PHP hot right now
this is better than my linkedin article, i will now send this video to all those react cult members lolololol
Call me pickle, I use PHP as C macro and it works perfectly
Currently PHP on Tiobe index is on 12 place - so no longer in top 10.
As long as big PHP platforms such as "WordPress, Laravel, Shopify...etc" are exists, PHP will still the highest demanded programming language for web.
correct
shopify is coded in PHP or Perl?
@@KIFAYAT62 Ruby (Ruby on rails actually). But this kind of big projects incorporates several types of language and frameworks.
enterprise-ai AI fixes this. The Surprising Story of PHP
PHP dying - maybe it's the other way around are the programmers still alive - I used PHP (working for Porsche VW Suzuki JCB ...) they terminated me for pneumonia 2020 gave my bosses £1OO,OOOs forced me to interview for an oligarch _Sir Richard Branson_ after ICU while sick illegally stole my heat and food in winter to pay £57,OOO,OOO,OOO interest on _rain_ and after that both governments sanctioning me and 1OO,OOOs to no food for months at 60 with Long Covid
uhhhh
laravel got us covered
Laravel. For people who never made their own functions.php file, rolled their own auth and carried it between projects.
@@ShamusMac 🔥 Ah, yes, because clearly, every artisan needs to manually str_replace() their own wheels while the rest of us happily Eloquent::create() our way to delivering faster, more scalable apps-funny how some folks still think die('reinventing the wheel') is a flex
@@ShamusMac It's okay, since peoples who hate php still use Ai to write the code hahahaha. Well I write my own helper function and load it on laravel tho.
It's going to die for the next 100 years like c.
I love coding php
My career started with php
Php fell victim of oop dictatorship. Oop was madated by a gang of nut heads and caused all that layering insanity when a single url was kicking 10000 classes compilation.
You cannot imagine how I hate PHP. But it’s so handy. 😆 Especially if I need a productivity web-app for an audience of one.
There's a 2012 article called "PHP: a fractal of bad design" that really made me want to avoid this thing like the plague. It seems to me the easy languages to choose now are Python, Go, JavaScript. Maybe Rust if you want to go low level.
We’re in 2024. Lots have changed in php since then.
Let it go. You've missed out enough. PHP is so much faster and so much better than memory management than python.
It's true, PHP has its place, with many of the "fractal of bad design" problems having fixed, though not all of them. I don't really code much anymore (teach, mostly), but I don't feel like I'd recommend this language to new coders.
@@modolief I'd still say that PHP is the best for new coders in general, until they get to know better what they want.
PHP really grows with your knowledge. Starting with it, it's dead simple, no need to include anything, just write directly procedural code. Then you have manual includes.
Then you can start with classes and autoload. And so on. Really, PHP can be used at all programming levels, which, I think, makes it top 3 good languages for new coders.
Personally I'd also say that it's syntax is among the cleanest. Perfect balance between terse and verbose. Not too cryptic, not too verbose.
I just searched about php in firefox in laptop which wifi connected to router now i opened youtube on mobile i got this video 💀🌚
Online privacy is myth
Whether it's alive or not, I don't care. People will keep using it until it stops making money.
php has best for most used cases
Click bait.
No, it's not. Stop with this. PHP runs more of the web than JavaScript.
PHP has been "dying" for the last 20 years...😂
From echo to print
PHP 9,10 ,11,12,14,15 will be coming soon 😂😂😂😂
Hey man, do you need editor, i can make tour videoes better.
Let's talk, email me
I call shenanigans on your market share figures at the end of the video. Your chart showing jobs with PHP is 30% while Python is 1%? While respected sources like TIOBE show Python at #1 with 23% share while PHP is at 12th place with less than 2% share, and falling. Where do you get those figures from?
You are correct, The data is from 2017, - www.researchgate.net/figure/Pie-Chart-of-Industrial-Demand-by-Programing-Languages_fig1_326040105 It's editorial mistake, Thanks for noticing
Not to mention it says it's from 2017. Totally useless today.
@@Winnetou17 And the video didn't even say the pie chart was from 2017 originally, though there is a caption now that does so, when it even displays.
@@drndn Oh, didn't knew it was without caption originally, I did saw it with the caption in place, that's why I knew it was from 2017. So at least he corrected that.
Edit: for some reason I only now just saw his (hers?) response to you where it does say it's from 2017 and apologizes for the mistake. I feel a bit dumb now, lol.
@@Winnetou17 For some reason I also only saw the original poster's response to me just now as well. TH-cam didn't seem to display theirs when it showed me yours.
I watched many videos from this channel. But now I noticed that you are Indian.😊
Yes 😊
c is an OOP language? wtf
C++*
@@CodeSource Please be more careful when differentiating between C and C++. I have had so many problems in my professional life because people have talked about C and meant C++.
@@BenjaminBuch we have C++ in script, it was editorial mistake, i have added subtitle correction in the video.
Anyone coded in php, js/ts and python knows better than to rewrite anything in python or js/ts 😂
Php is just good at what it’s meant to do. Js/ts may be in par, but not python.
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New sub
@@UNKNOWNDEV-c2r thanks for sub 😃
Only newbies claim php is dead😂
php always awesome
php is dead, only laravel remains, without laravel php is nothing
the opinions of reddit degenerates is completely irrelevant while the real world still runs on php, ruby and java
PHP by default is blocking language. Why use it when you have other asynchronous alternatives?
php doesn’t need to be asynchronous. as every request uses its own php thread. need to scale php? add more workers in your webserver. need to scale nodejs: run multiple instances behind a load balancer and carefully manage listening ports. i’m not specifically rooting for php, as i usually use C# and Rust, but php makes life easy, when low latency isn’t a strict requirement
There are multiple ways to program async in PHP, but I almost never needed it. Once, in 2017 or so.
@@davidfally5449 I love this response so much. so mature and experienced
@@davidfally5449 here your 👑
I like it :)
Node JS is most likely to replace PHP.
Deno
@@asandax6 Bun
😂
lmao
Texted from his lambo
php always dies and resurrects again and again
10 minutes i never get back.
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I am using php in 2024