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Like many I've worked in lots of languages over the years and enjoyed the benefits, challenges and quirks of each one. But when I want to get a web application
by dpau 7y ago
Like many I've worked in lots of languages over the years and enjoyed the benefits, challenges and quirks of each one. But when I want to get a web application idea up and running I almost always reach for Laravel. It's the cleanest and most feature-rich application framework I've come across. I don't really care that it's written in PHP. All I know is that it's rock solid and gives me tons of infrastructure built-in. (I should note, though, that for the past couple years I only use Laravel for the back-end, and Vue for the interface.)