I don’t have anything objective to back this up, but in my experience it requires a lot more discipline and initial knowledge from the devs. Much of the existin

I don’t have anything objective to back this up, but in my experience it requires a lot more discipline and initial knowledge from the devs. Much of the existing documentation for PHP is just plain wrong, or horrible advice. It’s difficult for new devs to learn these practices. PHP let’s you be ‘lazy’ and hack in shortcuts to solve problems - lots of discipline required there. If you have a solid team and some people with a good background in the framework and PHP that can mentor effectively, then it probably won’t be bad. It still would not be my first choice though.