In PHP we have real "best practices" like PSR. In the newest JavaScript frameworks we don't even know if the ";" is mandatory or not. The documentation often differs with the examples. And I don't found the learning curve as good as everyone said it to me.
With PHP you can do almost anything, the performances are really good (I'm waiting for PHP 8) and it won't be acclaimed just because it's "new".
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In PHP we have real "best practices" like PSR. In the newest JavaScript frameworks we don't even know if the ";" is mandatory or not. The documentation often differs with the examples. And I don't found the learning curve as good as everyone said it to me.
With PHP you can do almost anything, the performances are really good (I'm waiting for PHP 8) and it won't be acclaimed just because it's "new".