LAMP is still a useful term. If only because there are still so many LAMP systems out there (I know this because I still get people asking me to help maintain them).
the community has long since recommended the use of a framework built on the PSGI specification, deprecating 1990s-era CGI scripts and the mod_perl Apache extension
This is true, of course. But the Perl-using world is a lot bigger than the Modern-Perl-using community.
So I think we're stuck with LAMP for a while longer. But maybe we need to redefine it to mean "legacy system that needs rewriting :-)"
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LAMP is still a useful term. If only because there are still so many LAMP systems out there (I know this because I still get people asking me to help maintain them).
This is true, of course. But the Perl-using world is a lot bigger than the Modern-Perl-using community.
So I think we're stuck with LAMP for a while longer. But maybe we need to redefine it to mean "legacy system that needs rewriting :-)"