Comment by devops000 6 months ago I don’t believe that 78% of websites run on PHP 7 comments devops000 Reply smallerfish 6 months ago They're counting wordpress, drupal, various forums, etc. They make up a huge percentage of custom sites.If you're talking only custom built stacks, the percentage is definitely lower, but probably still surprisingly high. phplovesong 6 months ago Its a "fact" PHP devs love. The truth is 95% of PHP is not actaully PHP, bit wordpress/drupal and the other cms's.Its click, drag, click drag and the underlying tech has zero importance really. kylecazar 6 months ago 78% of websites where it can be deduced from client side code what server side tech is used. W3tech published this statistic, and the whole community picked it up while ignoring that very important caveat.Not a very meaningful statistic. zoover2020 6 months ago Anyone who cafés about security would stay away from PHP. Certainly more than 22% of the web. askonomm 6 months ago Cargo-culting bs that you heard from somewhere and never bothered to fact check? Shame on you. user3939382 6 months ago Oh really? Why is that. Let's talk about globals from 2005. agrunyan 6 months ago It’s not 2005? How is this even an argument? Age-old opinions of PHP are do not reflect the modern state of PHP and its ecosystem.
smallerfish 6 months ago They're counting wordpress, drupal, various forums, etc. They make up a huge percentage of custom sites.If you're talking only custom built stacks, the percentage is definitely lower, but probably still surprisingly high.
phplovesong 6 months ago Its a "fact" PHP devs love. The truth is 95% of PHP is not actaully PHP, bit wordpress/drupal and the other cms's.Its click, drag, click drag and the underlying tech has zero importance really.
kylecazar 6 months ago 78% of websites where it can be deduced from client side code what server side tech is used. W3tech published this statistic, and the whole community picked it up while ignoring that very important caveat.Not a very meaningful statistic.
zoover2020 6 months ago Anyone who cafés about security would stay away from PHP. Certainly more than 22% of the web. askonomm 6 months ago Cargo-culting bs that you heard from somewhere and never bothered to fact check? Shame on you. user3939382 6 months ago Oh really? Why is that. Let's talk about globals from 2005. agrunyan 6 months ago It’s not 2005? How is this even an argument? Age-old opinions of PHP are do not reflect the modern state of PHP and its ecosystem.
askonomm 6 months ago Cargo-culting bs that you heard from somewhere and never bothered to fact check? Shame on you.
user3939382 6 months ago Oh really? Why is that. Let's talk about globals from 2005. agrunyan 6 months ago It’s not 2005? How is this even an argument? Age-old opinions of PHP are do not reflect the modern state of PHP and its ecosystem.
agrunyan 6 months ago It’s not 2005? How is this even an argument? Age-old opinions of PHP are do not reflect the modern state of PHP and its ecosystem.
They're counting wordpress, drupal, various forums, etc. They make up a huge percentage of custom sites.
If you're talking only custom built stacks, the percentage is definitely lower, but probably still surprisingly high.
Its a "fact" PHP devs love. The truth is 95% of PHP is not actaully PHP, bit wordpress/drupal and the other cms's.
Its click, drag, click drag and the underlying tech has zero importance really.
78% of websites where it can be deduced from client side code what server side tech is used. W3tech published this statistic, and the whole community picked it up while ignoring that very important caveat.
Not a very meaningful statistic.
Anyone who cafés about security would stay away from PHP. Certainly more than 22% of the web.
Cargo-culting bs that you heard from somewhere and never bothered to fact check? Shame on you.
Oh really? Why is that. Let's talk about globals from 2005.
It’s not 2005? How is this even an argument? Age-old opinions of PHP are do not reflect the modern state of PHP and its ecosystem.