Why 97% of PHP Teams Arent Retiring Their Apps @PerforceSoftware
Why 97% of PHP Teams Arent Retiring Their Apps  @PerforceSoftware
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Why are so many teams sticking with PHP? In this clip from a recent webinar, “The 2026 State of PHP,” Zend PHP experts break down insights from the latest open source trends and explain why 97% of PHP teams aren’t retiring their apps.

Despite being one of the most talked-about legacy languages, PHP continues to power modern web application development — from APIs and internal systems to large-scale platforms. Its ease of use, flexibility, and long-standing role in PHP web development make it a reliable choice for teams building and maintaining critical applications.

Whether you’re building new applications or maintaining existing ones, this video explores why PHP is still a cornerstone of the modern web and what that means for your team.

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Why 97% of PHP Teams Aren't Retiring Their Apps

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