PHP vs. Java - which is better? I have a former client that has a customer. This customer asked them - "so when are you migrating from Java to PHP?" So evidently this person has the impression that the next wave of web applications will be written in PHP. My former client has asked me to provide an answer for their customer. If I translate it, I think they mean to ask "what is different between Java and PHP and why should we use Java over PHP." Here are my opinions - please add yours as you see fit. I must admit I don't know a whole lot about PHP, except that it's widely popular among the Linux/Apache/MySQL crowd and that it's similar to ASP in it's lack of a MVC architecture (yes, I know about the PHP MVC project).
I think Java is more of an industry standard, whereas PHP seems to be popular among hackers and hobbyists.
Java provides better separation of layers - key for testability. PHP has all the code embedded in the page, so you have to run it through a browser to test if database connections work (for instance).
Java is more scalable.
More folks know Java and it's easier to qualify someone's Java skills. How do you test someone knows PHP? Is there a certification?
More for-profit organizations use it.
If you're a Java or a PHP-lover, I'd love to hear your opionions (facts are always better).keep it clean.
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