Topic: PHP developers - please stand up! (Read 4731 times)

This thread is a good resource if some of those old-timers are still active, and I was curious about your question, "Is there still a good niche for php development?"

source = https://www.quora.com/Is-PHP-still-relevant-to-build-websites-in-2023


Yes, PHP is still relevant for building websites in 2023. Despite the emergence of new programming languages and frameworks, PHP remains one of the most widely used and popular choices for web development. Here are some reasons why PHP continues to be relevant:

    Large and Active Community: PHP has a vast and active community of developers worldwide. This means there is extensive documentation, resources, and support available for PHP development. The community continuously contributes to the improvement and evolution of the language.
    Extensive Frameworks and Libraries: PHP offers a wide range of frameworks and libraries that simplify web development tasks. Popular PHP frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, and CodeIgniter provide robust features for building scalable and secure web applications. These frameworks follow best practices, provide efficient routing, database abstraction, and handle various aspects of web development.
    Scalability and Performance: PHP is known for its scalability and performance. It can handle high-traffic websites and has built-in mechanisms like caching, opcode caching, and data optimization techniques to enhance performance. With proper coding practices and optimization strategies, PHP can deliver fast and efficient web applications.
    Ecosystem and Integration: PHP has a rich ecosystem with numerous third-party packages and integrations. It integrates well with various databases, web servers, and platforms, making it versatile for building different types of websites and applications....


Not exactly about a "niche", but it shows PHP is still very popular.

I used to write php apps to breakdown and improve strategies for turn based games.

But it has been more than a decade since I've touched it.

With recent trends toward dynamic pages and html5.

And more recently web3, meta and defi.

Is there still a good niche for php development?

hello im a advanced php developer.

you need any help for a project? or want a new project from scratch?
im experienced in programming php sql and set up btcpay server gateway and api.
also do website hosting and programming for tor network
40usd/h or long term relationship. looking forward for a trustful raltionship.

---->>also sell darknet fakeshops (ready to go with articles) including installation, hosting, own btcpay server wallet, you only have to do commercial (for example on torch search engine)
contact me for more information and example link

speak german/english
telegram @torphp

feel free to contact me

I do PHP, and made the front end to a few sites.

Just learning... 

php all the time

http://code.gogulski.com/

I code as well ! :-) no github though, planning on getting one, but not sure yet.
btw i made www.bitval.info FYI

Yep! Im a bit of a newbie, but just made this http://russell.selfip.net

could be setup to use with peoples API keys off https://mining.bitcoin.cz/

With all the Venture Capitalists combing these pages, I decided to start a resume trove for them to find people for their projects. Make sure you guys get your info posted there if you would consider making bitcoin software development your day job.

I'd consider PHP my bread and butter language as well, now taking a liking to Node.js for certain applications.

See http://bitcoinjs.org/ and http://twitter.com/bitcoinjs

I speak PHP: What once was a fun hobby is now something more.

Edit: I love to learn. Could someone please point me to a thread with a solution for faster Bitcoin verifications? Not Mybitcoin or Mt Gox Api; Is there a solution for "real-time" (or at least faster) verifications?

If Yes, please help teach me.
If No, How are we supposed to develop eCommerce and bCommerce sites?

and another php dude, for almost 6 years

PHP dude here too.

Add me to the list of PHP devs. Working on a Bitcoin related project myself.

He also wrote the original CGI.

Those sound correct to me. I remember Rasmus and that he originally created it to manage/track his grades or something similar and it was called Personal Home Page tools. The university I am not recalling, Ottawa or Quebec rings a bell but I am not sure.

Rasmus Lerdorf, that's as far as I can go. All glory to the Paamayim Nekudotayim!

I forgot the name of the guy, but I remember that PHP standed for "Personal Home Page tools" when it first started, as a collection of cgi scripts.

Who here can name the original developer of PHP, what it was first named and which university he was attending at the time?

Without searching for it of course.