A friend was telling me about guidelines for developing and deploying new services in their company, and one of the guidelines is “new services must not use #PHP.”
I’m not making this up, and this isn’t hyperbole. They actually have this listed on their company documentation.
Ben Ramsey /
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2024-03-28 01:06:31
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