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It’s not really in the same vein, since the OP is referring to modern PHP and your article was written over a decade ago.

Many of the points in the decade-old article still stand, but the ecosystem around PHP has papered over a lot of the cracks in a variety of ways.




It's not just papering over cracks, though. (There's a bit of that, but they do try to avoid it)

It's a slow, deliberative process to properly fix the most widely deployed server-side web programming language. It's not going to be easy, and it is being done by fairly wise heads.




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