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> the Elixir/Phoenix stack, really developer friendly I do PHP/Symfony and Elixir/Phoenix and really it's more nuanced than that. Really if I don't need thing
by conradfr 6y ago
> the Elixir/Phoenix stack, really developer friendly
I do PHP/Symfony and Elixir/Phoenix and really it's more nuanced than that.
Really if I don't need things that are suited for the BEAM/Elixir/Phoenix I'll probably be more productive with PHP/Symfony, especially for CRUD: the strict type system is better, the templating is better, the framework includes way more functionalities, the static analysis is better, PhpStorm with the Symfony plugin is amazing, even the docs are better.
But yeah, the app will probably be slower (but probably less than you think nowadays) and coding will be less fun ;)
- gremlinsinc 6y agoI think if you can integrate swoole with coroutines in the right places, some benchmarks may have it faster than phoenix even... and I know laravel has had swoole packages, but recently with octane has made it more central which is good because a lot of issues were with maintaining state with requests and multiple threads as well as database changes.