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Cal Evans
PHP Community Contributor
PHP is nowhere near dead as it's been declared every year since 2005. It's a solid choice for a career and it's not going anywhere. Long live the ElePHPant and the PHP community!
Most PHP developers remain loyal to local development environments. The majority of remote environment users use local ones, too.
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Aaron Francis
Educator at @PlanetScale
I’m excited to see serverless PHP usage is growing, even if just by a tiny bit this year! PHP is so perfectly suited for the serverless model. I'm excited for what the future holds there.
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Zuzana Kunckova
Founder of @larabellesPHP
I find it very interesting that 31% of developers don't write tests for PHP. This has gone down from 33% last year, but it's still one-third of respondents who don't write PHP tests. I guess they like to live life on the edge!
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