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Well, as I see it, the number of services being offered, which solve a lot of the problems PHP software solved, are growing and growing. As that growth continues, PHP will die, especially because most of these services aren’t being built on PHP.
Scott
PHP isn’t dead, but it is slowly dying. It may take a good number of years, but other languages are taking server-side “market share” like JavaScript with Node. As more and more people see the other options are just as good or even better, they’ll move away from PHP.
Done! Thanks for the reminder.
I’d suggest using Apollo Server, which can use Express or Hapi.
Or, if you want a more advanced “ready-built” system, have a look at either Yoga GraphQL or Prisma Server.
Hey Ives,
Am I correct in saying, your containerization system code is closed-source?
I came to and ended up stuck (in love) with Quasar because I saw the huge potential it has to save me time and effort. A lot of time and effort. It is a great front-end cross-platform RAD system.
I ended up as a team member to learn more and to help out, because I know in the future, I’ll be getting any effort I put in…
Quasar should definitely be on this list.
https://quasar.dev/
Because prototypal delegation puts inheritance in the background and sort of forces the developer to think more in terms of object composition. Directly building and composing objects instead of dillydallying with class inheritance is one of the great advantages of JavaScript.
Disclaimer: I’m on the Quasar team.
As a further call for comments, I challenge anyone to find and note here about a Vue, React or Angular framework that offers true cross-platform code reuse AND offers such a great DX as Quasar does, all OOTB.
Everyone should avoid inheritance as much as possible and instead, use composition, which this article misses describing. It’s also a reason why devs should be wary of the “class” syntax in JavaScript. It gives people with knowledge of class based OOP languages the feeling they are working in a similar manner, when in fact, they aren’t. Prototypal…
