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I haven’t used PHP in years, but Laravel was such a fun and productive framework to work in. It really has a way of making you feel like a “code artisan”, somet
by bigyikes 5y ago
I haven’t used PHP in years, but Laravel was such a fun and productive framework to work in. It really has a way of making you feel like a “code artisan”, something I typically only hear coming from Rails developers. In contrast, every Node app I’ve worked on has felt somewhat amateur, even if the code was high quality.
- canadianfella 5y agoLaravel only came out 10 years ago. It’s not old.
- VWWHFSfQ 5y agoI've developed very large apps in PHP (Cake), Rails, Django, and Node.js (Express). If I had to rank my preference for how easy/nice/productive I was in each of them: 1) Django 2) Rails 3) Cake ... BIG GAP ... 4) Node.js (Express)