Its a cultural thing really. Working on PHP tends to mean your working on Wordpress. And wordpress is a lousy piece of ancient software. Theres no joy in that stuff, its the burger flipper job of the codemonkey industry.
To make it worse, wordpress's evolution traded one set of bad ideas (Old PHP, barely structured, no separation of concerns, etc) with a horribly convoluted Java inspired hell. Even 'simple' frameworks like Laravel inevitably end up forcing you to buy into Symphony (if anything just to swap out the horribly written ORM for something a bit more capable like doctrine) and from there things get bureacratic and painful. Its just not a fun way to live.
Unfortunately JS isn't much better. Its fad driven, prone to abandonment and incapable of learning from past mistakes and lots and lots of abandoned libraries , but outside of js, trusty old Rails still works fine, Django is marvelous and on the ascendent (which is sort of amusing to see it reach fad popularity , as pythons actually a pretty old language), Java sucks, but its still a solid choice if you need access to some extremely complete enterprise libraries, and Go and Rust are both proving themselves as excellent choices for the speed demons out there.
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Its a cultural thing really. Working on PHP tends to mean your working on Wordpress. And wordpress is a lousy piece of ancient software. Theres no joy in that stuff, its the burger flipper job of the codemonkey industry.
To make it worse, wordpress's evolution traded one set of bad ideas (Old PHP, barely structured, no separation of concerns, etc) with a horribly convoluted Java inspired hell. Even 'simple' frameworks like Laravel inevitably end up forcing you to buy into Symphony (if anything just to swap out the horribly written ORM for something a bit more capable like doctrine) and from there things get bureacratic and painful. Its just not a fun way to live.
Unfortunately JS isn't much better. Its fad driven, prone to abandonment and incapable of learning from past mistakes and lots and lots of abandoned libraries , but outside of js, trusty old Rails still works fine, Django is marvelous and on the ascendent (which is sort of amusing to see it reach fad popularity , as pythons actually a pretty old language), Java sucks, but its still a solid choice if you need access to some extremely complete enterprise libraries, and Go and Rust are both proving themselves as excellent choices for the speed demons out there.