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50 reasons why you might still consider PHP for building your websites

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50 reasons why you might still consider PHP for building your websites

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Programming Languages@programming.dev • 11 months ago

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11 months ago
Bummer it would take 51 reasons why I would switch to something as messy as PHP. I was so close to switching.

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