Even thought Javascript sucks, it can make the server feel faster and flexible because we don’t have to run heavy service inside the server and we also can get asynchronous programming. I still don’t know how PHP handle this. Many programmers talk about this and make memes. I guess I’ll just figure it out as I learn.

The primary reason why I choose PHP is because it’s Server-Side Rendering So users don’t have to worry about their browser downloading Javascript junks

What is Server-Side Rendering? When you open a website, you requesting send an HTTP Request to a server. Then, the webserver in the server will continue it to PHP Interpreter and then send you the compiled or HTML version of PHP files. This is different when we compare it with Javascript where we get Javascript files. I’m not gonna explain it here because I already write about it here

What PHP can access

As I said, Javasript can access your computer. but with PHP, it can only see are http headers and metadata because users send it to the server. PHP can see your:

• Your IP Address:
• What Browser you’re using:
• Your preferred language:
• Your referrer and cookie. But probably you don’t have one.

Otherwise, it can’t access other thing. Unlike Javascript it can access:

• Your location using your GPS chip
• Hardware details
• Local files
• I don’t know it maybe can access your computer

👱🏻 : Bro, that’s crazy 💀

I know, right? Anyway, that’s why I prefer PHP over Javasript. I don’t want to make users opening my website to feel being haunted. The only Javascript I use on this website is Turbo and it’s open source so people can check it if there’s a vulnerability or malicious code. That’s all from me I will continue to learn more about PHP, I hope you readers stay safe.


  - Peace, Ryusuke

Okay so it is your problem, why even bother?

Second, I know it’s my device and network problem. but it’s not just me who has this problem, still many people suffering about this issue, RIGHT?

Also as I said, if you write your website and it has Javascript, users will download the Javascript files from your server and their browser will execute it. This is called Client-Side rendering and also a problem

The problem of Javascript (Client-Side) rendering is, when users or even you open a website and download the Javascript files, do you know what the scripts run in your browser? yes, you don’t know… this mean if the developers write malicious scripts, trackers, etc. You will run it in your browser.

Why not just check the network tab in devepoler console?

It’s already too late. When you open a website, it’s already downloading the scripts and why do you even need to check developer console everytime you open a website? that’s insane. Also average normie users don’t even know what developer console is.

I hope you understand. So from now on, I will ditch Javascringe and begin to learn PHP. I will write a new blog on why I choose PHP because I don’t want this post to get too long.

  - Peace, Ryusuke