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I'd like to use a broad definition of "appropriate/optimal". I could imagine PHP being optimal only because you already have PHP talent in house.


Yes, if PHP is appropriate to the task at hand AND you have an existing set of PHP talent in-house then it would be hard to argue that isn't an optimal solution.

However, if PHP is not appropriate, that in-house PHP talent does not change the fact that PHP is the wrong tool.


If your in house 'talent' can't learn a new web framework without too much trouble, then it's questionable to call it talent.

I've never worked at a company that used Delphi, but I have complete confidence in my ability to use the language. If a person doesn't feel confident in their ability to pick up C, they are missing something from their toolkit.




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