PHP hasn't reached its limit yet(sloblog.io)1 points·by jsuchal·13 lat temu·1 commentssloblog.ioPHP hasn't reached its limit yethttp://sloblog.io/~ujovlado/MIJExiD2mfE/php-hasn-t-reached-its-limit-yet1 commentsPost comment[–]Yaa101·13 lat temureplyMore important is to talk about the security of their underlaying engines.What use is it when you can make a website in 2 lines of code if it's security stink? None...Ruby is beautiful but not written to drive a website (besides that you cannot use it without a framework it also shows security wise).Python is similar to Ruby in that perspective.On the other hand PHP is good to drive websites without framework but is a bit handycapped on the commandline.If there is one language that is able to replace PHP it will be Lua.Anyway, all languages have their cons and pros.
What use is it when you can make a website in 2 lines of code if it's security stink? None...
Ruby is beautiful but not written to drive a website (besides that you cannot use it without a framework it also shows security wise).
Python is similar to Ruby in that perspective.
On the other hand PHP is good to drive websites without framework but is a bit handycapped on the commandline.
If there is one language that is able to replace PHP it will be Lua.
Anyway, all languages have their cons and pros.