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I clicked hoping that it would start with 1. Turn magic quotes on but actually it's about religious use of (popular) frameworks and design patterns. Which
by TOGoS 6y ago
I clicked hoping that it would start with
1. Turn magic quotes on
but actually it's about religious use of (popular) frameworks and design patterns. Which I might actually agree with (people at my old job were always trying to get me to use Kohana, and then Laravel, and I hated them both and still don't understand why people like that kind of thing), but not in the mood to get riled up about it today. Fight the good fight, phpthewrongway people.
- Supermancho 6y agoKohana didn't have the Laravel-specific-scripts necessary to "properly" extend and configure the framework. It was basically CakePHP underneath (FuelPHP is the current generation?). Laravel on the other hand uses all kinds of magic. Having been through Symphony, Zend, etc Laravel just seems like more of the same over-engineering. I don't understand the popularity.