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r/webdev • u/iambarryegan • Apr 06 '20
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All web dev is not just js. There should be tracks for all the other web server side languages
17 u/onizeri Apr 06 '20 Over here, toiling away on my PHP which today is still 70+ percent of known websites. Not a web developer, though, I guess :P 15 u/tsunami141 Apr 06 '20 edited Apr 06 '20 No no no. PHP bad, Node good. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '20 Only half that statement is right. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '20 How many of you all actually have node jobs? Like don’t get me wrong I’ve used it for small web services or cloud functions and stuff but job postings and Reddit seem way off on how widely it’s used.
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Over here, toiling away on my PHP which today is still 70+ percent of known websites. Not a web developer, though, I guess :P
15 u/tsunami141 Apr 06 '20 edited Apr 06 '20 No no no. PHP bad, Node good. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '20 Only half that statement is right.
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No no no. PHP bad, Node good.
0 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '20 Only half that statement is right.
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Only half that statement is right.
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How many of you all actually have node jobs? Like don’t get me wrong I’ve used it for small web services or cloud functions and stuff but job postings and Reddit seem way off on how widely it’s used.
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u/aDigitalPunk Apr 06 '20
All web dev is not just js. There should be tracks for all the other web server side languages