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My understanding is almost all PHP dev is done because it’s improving a legacy system or it’s integrating into a legacy system, or the first engineer could just
by npo9 7y ago
My understanding is almost all PHP dev is done because it’s improving a legacy system or it’s integrating into a legacy system, or the first engineer could just move faster in PHP because of personal reasons.
- ioulian 7y agoI'm mostly Frontend developer recently so I haven't been much up to date with Backend technologies. If I need a CMS for my frontend, what technology(-ies) can I use?
- toper-centage 7y agoHugo and Gatsby come to mind. They are based of tech like react, go, and graphQL.
- tooop 7y agoThose aren't CMS...
- dewey 7y agoI'd go with Ruby on Rails if it's mostly CRUD operations. You'll be very quick to get something up and running to power your frontend. You could also use some hosted services like https://firebase.google.com https://firebase.google.com / https://www.contentful.com https://www.contentful.com but that depends on your use case and if you want to be dependent on someone in return for being a bit faster.
- FormFollowsFunc 7y agoYou could use Wagtail (built on Django) in headless mode. Drupal also supports headless mode.