- Speed -- not only the speed of execution, which is important, but also that it not slow down the rest of the machine. So it should not demand a lot of system resources. PHP integrates well with other software, especially under UNIX's, has a small footprint and when run as an Apache module is already loaded for use. Plus, PHP is a thin wrapper around many operating system calls, so can be very fast.
- Stability -- its no good being fast if the system crashes every few thousand pages. No application is bug free, but having a community of PHP developers and users makes it much harder for bugs to survive for long. Under the hood, PHP uses its own resource management system, and has a sophisticated method for handling variables, making it intrinsically a robust system.
- Security -- the system should be protected from malicious attacks from users, both as programmers and as surfers. PHP provides many levels of security which can be set in the .ini file to the desired level.
- Simplicity -- programmers should be able to start being productive as soon as possible. With PHP, even HTML coders can start integrating PHP into their pages straight away. Programmers with previous experience of C, or even with Javascript can get up to speed very quickly.
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