Google Cloud Ships PHP with iPhone Energy
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A dark-mode Twitter screenshot shows Google Cloud Tech, @GoogleCloudTech, posting about PHP support in Google Cloud Functions. The visible tweet text reads: "Today we're bringing support for PHP, a popular general-purpose programming language, to Cloud Functions. With the Functions Framework for PHP, learn how you can write idiomatic PHP functions to build business-critical applications & integration layers ↓" Beneath it is a preview card with puzzle-piece artwork, a phone-like sketch in the center, and the text "Introducing PHP on Cloud Functions" plus "cloud.google.com." The meme context points at the oddity of a Google Cloud promo using an iPhone-like illustration while announcing serverless PHP, mixing enterprise cloud messaging with product-art weirdness.
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Nothing says idiomatic PHP in Cloud Functions like a promo image that accidentally deploys to Cupertino.
how tf is php general purpose Comment deleted
why not? Comment deleted
its really wierd to use php outside of html preprocessing Comment deleted
someone enlighten me please! It's the equivalent of making something using duct tapes Comment deleted
If it were php, none of those jigsaw pieces would fit together Comment deleted
ahhaha Comment deleted
This is the definition of degradation Comment deleted
bruh Comment deleted
its pocophone f1 Comment deleted
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id say Comment deleted
like if it was general purpose it would be regularly used for a lot of other things Comment deleted
It is good for its tasks. The huge amount of websites are written on php, yeah, beside of web it s useless, but in web it's a very strong player. Canada is full of vacancies for php devs, for example Comment deleted
yuh thats what i mean Comment deleted
It has object oriented programming, a lot of cool functions, simple at learning. Php has given birth to many stereotypes about itself and has been destroying them quickly. With the time it grew in a separated language and borrowed a lot of stuff from C/C++ . I am not a fan of it but knew guys that simply worship php for it's simplicity and ordering a good vacancy in it Comment deleted