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this post was submitted on 31 May 2025
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I interviewed for(and got offered but didn't accept because the compensation wasn't worth moving from my cushy C#/typescript job) a PHP role a couple weeks ago, which I didn't think anyone used any more and they certainly don't teach in 99% of uni courses, I only had experience with it from personal project before even uni, terrible language btw don't recommend
Fucking a php is old now ๐ต๐ do you think C is in this category too?
Nah C is too ubiquitous in lower level/high performance stuff to be going anywhere soon
I think my great grandma used C at work. /s
Isn't like 80% of the web php?
probably still quite high cause of things built on it like WordPress
When I said 'which I didn't think anyone used any more' I meant for starting new projects rather than maintaining legacy stuff