Bug Bounties are great, but I'd like to see people put their brain on for a moment and stop relying on what they learnt when they were 14 neither propose it as a valid solution today or encourage other people to use them.
I'm getting very tired of this sh*t.
I hate the language as much as anyone (probably more since I had to work with it extensively), but that doesn't change the above fact.
From Wordpress and Drupal to countless custom websites and apps built with Laravel or Symfony, this is a very worthwhile area to invest this money in.
Regardless of how much you don't like PHP.
PHP isn't "complete", it could still need better support for multithreading and async operations, but that is also a part of what makes PHP so nice to work with.
It's fantastic for the live request-response situations.
The fact that it’s often used by morons doesn’t make the language terrible (though most morons are now migrating to node.js).
Also, I'm sure most of this has been fixed, but it sure sounds like a terrible language...
There’s better solutions to almost all of those issues now though.
The idea per se is good, though. We need to ensure that foundational infrastructure is properly maintained.