PHP vs JavaScript: An In-Depth Comparison of the Two Scripting Languages

[@ronarmengol1677]

I use both. Javascript to manipulate the DOM for event listeners, animations, toggling and client-side validation. PHP for database manipulation, back-end logic, server-side validation and conditions in HTML.

[@Stoney_Eagle]

I work with both but I love working with PHP. It's easier to do the same thing, because you don't have to deal with the event loop of Javascript.

[@levdev5659]

Python is better

[@Louisianish]

@@levdev5659 In what ways is Python better, in your opinion? It definitely excels in data science and machine learning, but JavaScript and PHP excel in web development. They each have their strong suits and each excels at a particular task more than the others.

[@tonyata7006]

@@levdev5659 Python is suck

[@devdude7607]

@@Louisianish Kid just wanted to be heard.

[@navdeepsingh8312]

Thank u so much Can we use free database in our web app.

[@blbezcc]

And which language do you think is better to learn first?

[@jyy3338]

Php

[@alexpfernandes]

What an incredible video. I started to learn how to code not long ago with JS, but I was undecided between PHP or Python as a second language. This video helped me a lot. Thanks and keep up the good work!

[@Syria..]

Good searched information

[@SXsoft99]

the difference between compiled and non compiled languages are in a lot of cases negligible, depending on how your server is setup, for example for php add redis, opcache, you can even compile to c++ code Alaso to be honest i cound the documentation for js and php a lot cleaner compared to c#, java etc As a TIP for PHP devs "USE Nginx instead of apache"

[@stachowi]

This was a very well done video... thank you.

[@vanngontruong9792]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@NedumEze]

Magnificent. First time am seeing this. Kudos Bro.

[@BM-_]

Wow! amazing job at explaining both! I am currently learning JS and PHP. But I’m not sure if I should stick to one or continue learning both at the same time? Thoughts?

[@seokamela]

Well explained content thank you very much

[@zakhariihusar6975]

If js is interpreted language, does it mean that Typescript has to be first compiled to js and then interpreted anyway? So in this case compiled language isn't really faster than interpreted (I don't really consider TS a language, rather an extension, but i think it is)?

[@JeyPeyy]

Sometimes, the term "transpiled language" is used to denote languages that are "compiled" to another language which will alter be interpreted or compiled. The term "compiled language" will be understood as a language that compiles to machine code by most programmers IMO.

[@MightyKingKala]

yes you are right typescript has to be compiled

[@sristhf3166]

That's Really Helped Me

[@MightyKingKala]

amazing video

[@keivansf3459]

Amazing, Thanks for the insight

[@Lyrik-Klinge]

Respect!

[@akin242002]

PHP versions 1-6 < Javascript < PHP versions 7-8 < Typescript.

[@Michael-tm9ke]

The is no version or superset of javascript that can even go on parr with PHP

[@ronald418]

Oranges > appples

[@cmohanc]

Don't confuse!😅

[@jonathanfraga3771]

Thank you

[@cmohanc]

Loves your explanation. Great !