PHP from the point of view of a webhoster

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The document provides an overview of PHP from the perspective of a web hoster. It discusses PHP's history and popularity, how it works on servers, security concerns, and common worries about PHP applications. PHP is a popular scripting language introduced in 1995 that allows dynamic web page generation and access to databases. While feature-rich, PHP applications require secure configurations and optimization to prevent vulnerabilities, scaling issues, and other problems.

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