Right, I'm saying it wasn't popular.
It isn't that people tried BRL and decided its superiority in speed of development, speed of execution, security and learnability weren't big enough. It's that people didn't try it.
It isn't that people tried BRL and decided its superiority in speed of development, speed of execution, security and learnability weren't big enough. It's that people didn't try it.
I would also add that a lot of people chose PHP because they had been working in it since the late 90s and needed a big improvement in order to justify changing.