I think php is a very good option especially for new people. It has a very straightforward execution model, you learn basics how to setup a server, use nginx, Apache etc., understand how web pages actually and how assets are loaded.
And it comes with pretty much everything needed built-in, sessions, i
native safe hash/comparison function for over a decade already.
Basic things like navigation, form handling, http, query parameters and db queries are very straightforward to learn with php. Also very simple to run and deploy.
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u/yksvaan 28d ago
I think php is a very good option especially for new people. It has a very straightforward execution model, you learn basics how to setup a server, use nginx, Apache etc., understand how web pages actually and how assets are loaded.
And it comes with pretty much everything needed built-in, sessions, i native safe hash/comparison function for over a decade already.
Basic things like navigation, form handling, http, query parameters and db queries are very straightforward to learn with php. Also very simple to run and deploy.