PHP is used by 76.5% of all the websites whose server-side programming language we know. Alternatives such as ASP.net, Ruby, Java, and JavaScript don’t even come close to this share of the market.

PHP.net was hacked and was serving up malware, but that doesn't mean that the open-source PHP language itself is at risk—yet.

Programming language PHP leads the way Microsoft: We're pulling the plug on Windows builds of programming language PHP Programming languages: Developers reveal what they love and loathe, and what ...

Another long-term design goal — more implied by the language’s construction than explicitly stated by Facebook — is making Hack safer with fewer inherent vulnerabilities than PHP.

To ease the pain of PHP programmers without making them abandon the language and years of software development, Facebook developed Hack, a new, PHP-derived language that’s largely compatible ...