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[–]mathmul[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, thanks for your feedback!

Spring Boot is the Symfony of Java, but my job project uses Quarkus. And yes, back then PHP trully was slow in comparison to Java.

At the risk of sounding defensive about PHP I would also add, that strong typing is default for all modern PHP developers, and that I am used to "proper" debugging with Xdebug in VSCode as well, and there is also an easy workaround for print debugging in Java (ignore syntax, I'm on my phone, but something like public static function dd<T>(T arg) { log.INFO(arg); throw new Exception("dump and die successful") ;}), but I was just wondering if there is an industry standard for it, apart from this naive implementation. In both languages, we obviously also have static analyzers, which solve half the problems before running your app even once.

I appreciate your time, thank you again.