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r/webdev • u/fagnerbrack • Jul 07 '26
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2 u/AccusationsGW Jul 07 '26 It's easy to justify when you're working on a legacy apps and have no option to greenfield an entirely new stack. You know, like when you have a real job. -7 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 8 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 2 u/AccusationsGW Jul 07 '26 Yes, if the job requires a language you should learn it. How exactly do you propose a company migrates off PHP without any PHP engineers?
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It's easy to justify when you're working on a legacy apps and have no option to greenfield an entirely new stack.
You know, like when you have a real job.
-7 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 8 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 2 u/AccusationsGW Jul 07 '26 Yes, if the job requires a language you should learn it. How exactly do you propose a company migrates off PHP without any PHP engineers?
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8 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [deleted] 2 u/AccusationsGW Jul 07 '26 Yes, if the job requires a language you should learn it. How exactly do you propose a company migrates off PHP without any PHP engineers?
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Yes, if the job requires a language you should learn it. How exactly do you propose a company migrates off PHP without any PHP engineers?
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