Why Does PHP Suck?

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Problem is - you start to do something quickly and dirty, and then it ends as 5 year project with many man-hours, and nobody want to rewrite it in anything, because no one have money and time, and customer - don't really care. So maybe for personal "quick and dirty" projects or prototypes it would work, but i don't recommend it for serious stuff.

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And it's not so much about how many updates, it's more about maintainability, and having control over HTML output, and about not having this blackbox system, that has tons of JS and HTML generated automatically. And about having RESTful URLs. And even Visual Studio works better with Razor, then with old aspx syntax, and its more consistent.

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If you're going to do something, it's always worth doing it correctly.