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I’m using mainly ASP.net Core for my projects but PHP is still simpler to get started with IMO. Microsoft’s framework does a lot of things, and a lot of magic i

I’m using mainly ASP.net Core for my projects but PHP is still simpler to get started with IMO. Microsoft’s framework does a lot of things, and a lot of magic involved which means sometime searching for hours in doc and stack. Another difficult thing is Startup.cs and all the magic middlewares whose declaration order actually matter.

oaiey 7y ago
That is right. And I agree. ASP.NET is already a framework on top. PHP is the best choice for immediate entry without explaining millions of concepts (like routing, middlewares, http, ...).