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Rails should match that, if you accept that a small part of the feature list is provided by (popular and commonly used) plugins.
by onli 6y ago
Rails should match that, if you accept that a small part of the feature list is provided by (popular and commonly used) plugins.
- AegirLeet 6y agoYes, as mentioned in my other reply, I think Rails is probably the closest competitor and can do most (although not everything) of what Laravel can. Django is the third option I think comes very close. Admittedly, limiting the selection to first-party code might be a bit unfair to frameworks that maybe simply rely more on community-built extensions, but I have to draw the line somewhere, otherwise I guess every framework theoretically "supports" everything through some third-party module that may or may not work ;)