Not sure if it was the first, but PHP still beats a lot of other “platforms/framework” because thats what some of these items on the list are in terms of ease of embedding code directly into what you see what you get frontend code (HTML). It inserts backend code into HTML like javascript and that was very convenient and easy to learn, still easier than figuring out some of these platforms different templating shortcodes, that and its constant development and community support. I used to live on the PHP docs comments… it was a great community.
That’s possible with some java frameworks, no? The “insert code into the html file”? I remember doing that in college (~2010), but I don’t remember the framework we used
Not sure if it was the first, but PHP still beats a lot of other “platforms/framework” because thats what some of these items on the list are in terms of ease of embedding code directly into what you see what you get frontend code (HTML). It inserts backend code into HTML like javascript and that was very convenient and easy to learn, still easier than figuring out some of these platforms different templating shortcodes, that and its constant development and community support. I used to live on the PHP docs comments… it was a great community.
That’s possible with some java frameworks, no? The “insert code into the html file”? I remember doing that in college (~2010), but I don’t remember the framework we used
Javascript, perhaps?
No, it was something that used JSP (java server pages), you didn’t use a single line of javascript. Maybe it was pure JSP, I don’t remember, really.
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