The fact that you're discriminating against NodeJS is pretty negative. Its not a whole different topic, its a BE "language" just like PHP, Java and C#. No differentiation required.
Ok, but numbers speak for itself, 78% PHP vs 2% Node.js is kinda unarguable, why? Because there is long way to go for JS platform to outplay any of languages, Python as well. Everything has it’s pros and cons here and there, but still we use PHP/C# and others..
You're comparing bananas and monkeys though. You're moving towards CMS territory here. If you want to go there, there are plenty of CMSes written in NodeJS as well.
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The fact that you're discriminating against NodeJS is pretty negative. Its not a whole different topic, its a BE "language" just like PHP, Java and C#. No differentiation required.
Ok, but numbers speak for itself, 78% PHP vs 2% Node.js is kinda unarguable, why? Because there is long way to go for JS platform to outplay any of languages, Python as well. Everything has it’s pros and cons here and there, but still we use PHP/C# and others..
Whats more interesting to know is how many new PHP backends were written in 2022 vs NodeJS backends.
That PHP “backends” as you call it were already developed, Laravel, Symfony, no need to reinvent the wheel.
Those are frameworks written in PHP...
Yes they are.. but they perform that function of backend..
You're comparing bananas and monkeys though. You're moving towards CMS territory here. If you want to go there, there are plenty of CMSes written in NodeJS as well.