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Agreed with PostgreSQL. But I'd go with Laravel rather than Django or Rails. More modern, more features, active development and constant new features are guaran
by bgdkbtv 7y ago
Agreed with PostgreSQL. But I'd go with Laravel rather than Django or Rails. More modern, more features, active development and constant new features are guaranteed for Laravel, in addition to growing community and abundance of learning resources.
- TylerE 7y agoFive years ago, I decided I was never going to touch PHP ever again. I have been much happier professionally since that day.
- Aeolun 7y agoI don’t know. I think I’d rather touch Symfony than Rails at the moment. And both probably beat out Node.js
- aldoushuxley001 7y agoDjango multi-page app for me, with Postgres
- langitbiru 7y agoExcept in a case when we want to build an e-commerce website for client. PHP has so many mature frameworks, like Magento/WooCommerce etc. I look at Python ecosystem. Yeah, we have Oscar and Saleor but they are pale compared to their PHP cousin. But other than e-commerce, yes, Django or even Rails is my preferred choice.
- TylerE 7y agoIf you ha w to work with Magento just go ahead and sign your sanity over to Cthulhu. That’s what finally drove me over the edge.
- realmod 7y agoYou might want to give it a shot. PHP has vastly improved with PHP7