I remember reading an article about python and php in web applications around years ago. I can't find this article today. I think the syntax and community of python are obviously better. when and why are there more people choosing php than python. I remember reading an article about python and php in web applications around years ago.
I can't find this article today.
I think the syntax and community of python are obviously better. when and why are there more people choosing php than python.
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I remember reading an article about python and php in web applications around years ago.
I can't find this article today.
I think the syntax and community of python are obviously better. when and why are there more people choosing php than python.
1. php native supports web development, while py requires a framework to improve the learning complexity.
2. php syntax and function naming are similar to the C language, which is easier to get familiar.
3. virtual hosts support php, which is easy to deploy for many people who cannot afford independent hosts.
4. php has a higher exit rate on recruitment advertisements than py. There are a lot of companies that recruit php developers on the quick resume, but few are looking for py.
5. a large number of open-source software. DZ, wordpress, e-shop, drupal, and z-blog.
Simple and efficient php is better than python, java, and other languages. At least I think so.
It should be a big website like Facebook. every time you mention Php, you should give an example: "You see so many users, even Facebook uses Php ".
Because php is much simpler than python.
It may be mainly reflected in php's focus on web applications. Therefore, it provides a series of library functions for web applications, such as one-click connection to mysql. python is still evolving towards general-purposed programming language.
P.S. PHP is short for Hypertext Preprocessor.
This is not a problem... The question is which one do you like to write...