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As someone with positive experience in Ruby on Rails, I would choose (and have chosen) Laravel. Specifically version 5.1 which is the current LTS release. It d
by jordanlev 10y ago
As someone with positive experience in Ruby on Rails, I would choose (and have chosen) Laravel. Specifically version 5.1 which is the current LTS release.
It does not have a CMS module nor an ecommerce add on as far as I'm aware, but depending on the complexity of your requirements they might not be difficult to do yourself (eg just a few pages of editable content with a few wysiwyg editors here and there, and a straightforward shopping cart / checkout experience using Stripe for payment).
If you absolutely need plugins for all the things in your list, I think Symfony is probably your best bet -- but it is less of a cohesive framework than Laravel, so you'll be mixing and matching things and doing a bit more work on your end (but possibly worth the tradeoff).
- shivakaush 10y ago> It does not have a CMS module octobercms.com is based on Laravel
- jordanlev 10y agoOctober is based on Laravel, but it is not a module that you can "plug in" to an existing Laravel site -- hence it does not meet the OP's requirements.