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by ecmascript
1759 days ago
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Yes and php can handle that just fine. In fact, phps concurrency model is IMHO better than many others since you will basically never have memory issues. Sure storing state must be done in some other kind of tech like redis or similar, but what the hell it is still kind of awesome and scales really easily. Also, when there is little traffic it basically does not consume any memory which makes it possible to run a lot of sites on the same machine. This is better for the environment and the wallet. The funniest thing of all is that many languages are imitating php with serverless. |
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just shut up
look this is really lame, the only thing I said in my original comment was that the hot language 20 ago, which happened to be PHP, is no longer hot today.
You could argue that PHP is a good language, good luck with that I guess.
However the point remains is that no one think PHP is a language of the future that they should invest their time into. Heck even the fad *after* PHP, Ruby, which people generally have positive view of, is dying.