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by danpalmer
3814 days ago
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Prefacing this with "I'm in my 20s and don't know what development was really like in the 90s", but I want to suggest an alternative approach... It looks like the thing that has changed most is not the languages and frameworks (you can still use PHP, MySQL, effectively), but actually the deployment. Automated deployment, continuous integration and delivery, and cloud services like AWS seem to be the bit that has changed the most. If I'm wrong, ignore me, but otherwise, I'd have a play around with something like Ansible, use a few AWS services, some of the more value-add ones (i.e. not EC2 or S3) to see what you can now get "off the shelf". |
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