But we currently make most of our income with php, but we are a company that focuses on fixing legacy and php now has so much legacy that companies face very expensive outages and scaling issues because their codebase is 20 years old, but large enough have to repeat to consulting companies who take a look that, no, not a rewrite at this point. We fix and update the old code and get paid very well for it. There are millions of companies with codebases (also in other languages, but only with php there are enough for a few decades work; people are making new bad software as well !) in different layers of the company.
