Is it really that bad to learn PHP for backend web development?

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  • PHPT

    The PHP Interpreter

  • pkg

    Discontinued Package your Node.js project into an executable

    • Although overall, I think JS/TypeScript is a better time investment. Any language can be used on a backend. But not only does JS add frontend to your potential usages, but you can even build desktop (electron) + mobile apps (react native) too. You can even compile you JS/Node programs to a binary: https://github.com/vercel/pkg

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