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title: "Comment by luna on \"Is PHP Dead in 2022?\" | Hashnode"
description: "I like "strongly typed" languages because you exactly know what you get on return and with each new PHP version you get closer to that idea. Also PHP"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/is-php-dead-in-2022/62a0baeeaa709871a80be2f4)

Comment [Is PHP Dead in 2022?](https://hashnode.com/posts/is-php-dead-in-2022/62a0baeeaa709871a80be2f4)

[luna](https://hashnode.com/@maymeow)

[Jul 28, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/is-php-dead-in-2022/62a0baeeaa709871a80be2f4/comment/62e22984d15a9fb24e515ac5)

I like "strongly typed" languages because you exactly know what you get on return and with each new PHP version you get closer to that idea.

Also PHP 8 (8 and above) brings to us some more cool features like, Attributes or Enums and much more, and I'm excited what will be next.

I like using PHP and I think PHP is not dead in 2022 nor it will be in next few years.