On Oct 31, 2009, at 11:52 AM, Mike Ramirez wrote:
> I do not understand why web developers who use php, still do.
PHP has a large, and (perhaps more importantly) easy-to-find ecosystem
surrounding it. I think that Python's superiority as a language is
simply not open to debate, but if you are looking for "I need a
library that does <x>", PHP frequently has acceptable solutions closer
to hand.
And, as with PostgreSQL vs MySQL, shared web hosting is very strongly
oriented around PHP, and that (until the relatively recent rise of
VPS) was the primary entry point for a lot of web developers.
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