While I've bashed PHP as much next guy, these are the facts:
-Take away PHP and the internet would break. The vast majority of websites are either written in PHP or have a PHP back end.
-The LAMP/LNMP stack is by far one of the most deployed web server configuration.
-PHP is extremely well documented and it's been around so long that it's easy to find solutions on the web.
PHP is the Model T of web languages: people love to laugh at it because it's old and ugly but it nearly single-handedly revolutionized the landscape. I for one applaud any efforts to revive and improve this language.
-Take away PHP and the internet would break. The vast majority of websites are either written in PHP or have a PHP back end.
-The LAMP/LNMP stack is by far one of the most deployed web server configuration.
-PHP is extremely well documented and it's been around so long that it's easy to find solutions on the web.
PHP is the Model T of web languages: people love to laugh at it because it's old and ugly but it nearly single-handedly revolutionized the landscape. I for one applaud any efforts to revive and improve this language.