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So ease-of-install beats code quality, code readability, security, future maintenance and better tooling. Dang. LEPP (nginx, PostgreSQL, Python) stack seems to
by dcbadacd 8y ago
So ease-of-install beats code quality, code readability, security, future maintenance and better tooling. Dang.
LEPP (nginx, PostgreSQL, Python) stack seems to me an all-around better stack for most of the deployments people use LAMP for.
- jszymborski 8y agoYou have to make your own cost analysis to see what is most efficient for you. Writing secure, readable, quality code in PHP is something I'm far more comfortable doing than deploying Flask or Django apps on a VPS. That's a function of my lived experiences. YMMV, but I think declaring python/ruby on the backend is "the all-around better stack" for everyone is a bit short-sighted imho.
- KerryJones 8y agoIf you compare it to a generalized Lamp stack, sure. Compare it to Laravel, and you have no solid basis for "code quality", worse readability, it's Fortune 100-levle-secure, future-maintenance -- Laravel is more active than any other community out there, and has significantly more tooling. https://github.com/topics/framework https://github.com/topics/framework
- dcbadacd 8y agoFortune 100 that uses Laravel isn't a large fraction of LAMP stack users, is it? Thus most LAMP stack users would benefit from picking another stack.