[Huh1337]

I agree the snark on PHP doesn't have much sense. I just don't think your reply is much better. This changes nothing - if anything, it shows that PHP needs to have libsodium integrated before it's available, which seems to be worse than other languages that can simply use it directly.

[zmxz]

So, there's a library called libsodium that deals with cryptography and your comment, based on literal nothing, is that PHP is somehow "worse" than other languages, yet PHP and other languages use libsodium for cryptographical purposes. What does "worse" mean? Somehow, the bytes get corrupted mid-transfer? We're arguing languages here for no reason at all, yet you are not even aware of how PHP uses it (spoiler: it uses is like the other undefined languages do, since there's only 1 way to do it).

If you got any arguments to support your "which seems to be worse", I'm readily waiting to read it.

Out of curiosity - why do you try to instantly compare A to B without knowing how A or B work internally? What's the gain in this discussion other than you making a claim you can't support and me being a jackass that wastes his time trying to talk to you?

[Huh1337]

It's worse in that you need to wait until PHP adds it into the library, instead of just downloading it and using it.

[sgammon]

libsodium has been available in java via JNA since 2017 but go off