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Thread: Which is better for web application Java or PHP?

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    Default Which is better for web application Java or PHP?

    My response:

    Java makes simple things complex
    PHP makes simple things simple
    Java makes complex things simple
    PHP can't do the intricate things Java can
    Web improvement is not so mind-boggling (as a rule). Therefore a ton of software engineers pick PHP

    what's your thought on this?

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    Default Re: Which is better for web application Java or PHP?

    The race between Java and PHP for web application development is never-ending. Some go with PHP while some prefer Java. So the comparison between both is not only hard but it's irrational too. Java and PHP are used for different purposes and if a developer is talented enough, they will rock any project.

    In my opinion, Java is better than PHP because Java is faster and more efficient than PHP. Java is the first choice because it is more secure than PHP. Java is really powerful, exciting, and easier than PHP. Due to these benefits of Java over PHP one can prefer Java for web application development.

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    Default Re: Which is better for web application Java or PHP?

    Both languages are good and have their own pros and cons. Generally, java is used for complex projects. they provide great security features. Another hand PHP is good for less complex projects. Easy to understand. PHP was created to make dynamic web pages and is serving multiple uses now. According to me if you are a beginner PHP is better for web applications.

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    Default Re: Which is better for web application Java or PHP?

    PHP is a free and open-source scripting language. It is a multi-purpose programming language that is most widely used for web development. Originally, the language’s name stood for “Personal Home Page.” Later on, it was shortened to “PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor,” which created a recursive acronym and Java is a high-level level, general purpose, class-based programming language that is multi-platform, object-oriented, and has a network-centric approach. It has a specialty in the WORA (Write Once Run Anywhere) approach. Used as a computing platform by Sun Microsystem, Java was later acquired by Oracle Corporation. Both languages have different features. You can refer below resource to check the features of both languages.

    https://www.interviewbit.com/blog/features-of-java/
    https://www.interviewbit.com/blog/features-of-php/

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