Why you shouldn't use PHP in future web development project

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PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) is an open-source HTML-embedded server-side scripting language that is used to make web applications dynamic and interactive and is also used as a normal programming language. Originally designed in 1994 by Rasmus Lerdorf, PHP has been evolving since. PHP is a general-purpose programming language at server-side used for the purpose of scripting that is primarily designed to develop websites.

Some developers don't like some PHP stuff, but that does not mean it's a bad programming language ... every programming language has its own purpose.

But at every web development, it seems like it's a foregone conclusion that PHP is horrible to the point where presenters don't even mention it as a viable language to use to build web applications. PHP has several problems with language design, core implementations, etc (many of these are legacy-related). PHP closures aren't closures at all. Functions aren't first class, partial application and currying are so hacked in, it can hardly be called that at all. Side effects are everywhere, even in the most mundane operations.

As a professional or an experienced website developer, you must have an idea about the cons of PHP language. This will help you in every phase of the project development process.

So, what are the drawbacks of PHP language?

• PHP is not heavily opinionated. There are often a few ways to accomplish a task. Any reasonably old language has some of this, PHP has lots of this.

• PHP is not strongly typed.

• PHP is not suitable for large applications It is difficult to maintain it because it is not very modular.

• PHP is interpreted.

• PHP Framework has a Bad Error Handling Method. This is not the proper solution for PHP Developers, so it is a problem with the PHP Developer.

• PHP uses curly braces.

• Building a complex project is difficult - requires a lot of support from experienced PHP programmers.

• Versions are constantly changing. Have random functions, random parameters, random return values etc.

• Since it is open source, so all people can see the source code, if there are bugs in the source code of Website Development, it can be used by people to explore the weakness of PHP.

• Implicit conversion may surprise unwary programmers and lead to unexpected bugs.

• The framework has a bad error handling method. It is not a proper solution for the developers. Therefore, as a qualified PHP developer, you will have to overcome it.

• The technology is helpless to support a bunch of apps. It is highly tough to manage because it is not competent modular. It already imitates the features of Java language.

• Some PHP frameworks lack prompt and adequate support.

• Some frameworks even requirements developers to use specific tools or adopt a particular web development pattern.

• Additional features for small projects often impact the performance and speed of websites adversely.

• PHP is not one size fits for all.

 

PHP is definitely the language you want to learn when you are starting out in web development. Depending on the kind of application you are building, there are situations where PHP cannot just be an option. Say you want to build a real-time application with desktop and mobile front ends. You might want to look at what options you have.

You can share your experiences withus in the comment section. Thank you!

 

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