Why does php have a bad name in web-dev world ??
I have made a few web-apps in php, one of them didn't use a framework, the other two used codeigniter and now i have a nice framework of my own to work with which uses some parts of CI. <br/><br/>
So far, i have found php a pretty nice language, its not as verbose as java, docs are really good, making reusable code is very easy,also, it seperates the server and language part pretty well, the PDO's are really handy, and the community support is awesome(just go through the docs). You can make anything you want really quickly in php, (for example, django's database API can be easily replicated in php (and that too without any command line interface)
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What I don't get is that why does it have such a bad name among web-devs... I want to know about the flaws in php which hurt it really bad... 

Why does php have a bad name in web-dev world ??
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I have made a few web-apps in php, one of them didn't use a framework, the other two used codeigniter and now i have a nice framework of my own to work with which uses some parts of CI. <br/><br/>
So far, i have found php a pretty nice language, its not as verbose as java, docs are really good, making reusable code is very easy,also, it seperates the server and language part pretty well, the PDO's are really handy, and the community support is awesome(just go through the docs). You can make anything you want really quickly in php, (for example, django's database API can be easily replicated in php (and that too without any command line interface)
<br/><br/> 
What I don't get is that why does it have such a bad name among web-devs... I want to know about the flaws in php which hurt it really bad... 
