Comments by "Handsome_Hero" (@illegalsmirf) on "Would I still use PHP in 2023?" video.

Everyone is using frameworks now anyway - including with PHP, Ruby etc. It's just that Javascript has more frameworks than those other languages. But basically everyone is just hiding behind a big bloated framework these days and not actually writing any real code.
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That's interesting, ChatGTP didn't tell me that about PHP.
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All the changes from PHP7 onwards have been about making PHP more like Java with deeper and deeper layers of OOP boilerplate and abstraction.
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@LionMister Seems like you have partial knowledge and you're a casualty of ChatGPT. Ask it about server side events and Ajax in combination with PHP.
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@LionhartM 'In summary, PHP is a capable language for web development, but the suitability of PHP for a specific web application depends on the project's requirements and goals. For many web applications, PHP is a strong and practical choice. However, for more specialized or resource-intensive applications, you might explore other languages or technologies that better align with your needs.'
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@god_bika Listen to yourself, brother. A space ship? You're creating websites, right? Just to be clear and make sure we're on the same page here. Can you explain to me why making websites needs to be made even more ostentatiously and decadently complicated than it already is? You're not writing code to put a man on the moon.
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