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		pdimitar on May 5, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: A look at modern PHP > it's just vim vs. emacs type of problem, it's simply a personal preference, both are great, just use what you enjoy the most... To a large degree, but not completely. Some frameworks (actually the runtimes of the languages) allow for much easier and quicker scaling and/or deployment compared to others. But businesses usually prefer to burn money for that as opposed to making an informed choice early on.

ivanhoe on May 5, 2020 [–]

And also majority of businesses will never need more scaling up than perhaps upgrading to a slightly more expensive VPS or adding 2 more GBs of RAM.

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