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Depends on what you want to do. Php and MySQL, available on any shared hosting provider, can take you far. In 2008 I wrote an online food-delivery platform that
by coleifer 8y ago
Depends on what you want to do. Php and MySQL, available on any shared hosting provider, can take you far. In 2008 I wrote an online food-delivery platform that served a busy college town. Plain old php and MySQL. It's still running today.
- interfixus 8y agoI cannot upvote this enough. Not for the Php and MySql specifically, but for the general, sadly unfashionable good sense to keep things simple; to steer clear of buzzword-driven development and complexity for its own sake, which seems to be the bane of so many projects these days.
- collyw 8y agoI agree with keeping things simple however I found that Django provided me with an opinionated enough way of doing things, that it gave my application a decent architecture and didn't end up a complete mess. It pointed me in the right direction for many things where free form PHP might not have had much structure.