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PHP powers 80% of the web

Nearly 30 years after its creation, PHP remains dominant on the web. With frameworks such as Laravel and Symfony, it enables the development of robust applications built on a mature foundation.

3 reasons to choose PHP

01.
PHP is widely used
PHP is one of the most widely used languages for web development. It benefits from a rich ecosystem of libraries and a strong community, making it easy to find solutions to common problems. In addition, many hosting providers offer native support for PHP, simplifying deployment.
02.
PHP is mature
With more than two decades of existence, PHP has been proven in numerous production environments. Its maturity translates into proven stability and reliability, extensive features, and strengthened security over successive versions.
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PHP is designed for the web
PHP was specifically designed for web development, offering features such as session management, cookies, and database access directly within the language. This makes it possible to quickly build robust web applications without relying on external libraries for basic functionality.

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Guillaume Caulier
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Aurélien Robineau
Developer full-stack
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Tina Alaei
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Thomas Hallot
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Léo
Léo Turpin
Developer full-stack
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Martin Lebard
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Frequently asked questions about PHP

What is PHP?
PHP is a server‑side programming language used for web development. It allows the creation of dynamic web pages and the management of databases.
Where does the name PHP come from?
PHP stands for “PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor”. It is a recursive acronym.
Can PHP be used to develop APIs?
Yes, PHP is frequently used to develop RESTful or GraphQL APIs.
What are the most popular PHP frameworks?
The most popular PHP frameworks are Laravel, Symfony, Zend, and Yii.
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