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Laravel for backend is pretty nice, look into its middleware and resource/collection wrapping. Its ecosystem has some good solutions to common things as well, l
by karlshea 4y ago
Laravel for backend is pretty nice, look into its middleware and resource/collection wrapping. Its ecosystem has some good solutions to common things as well, like auth and roles, and Nova is nice to get an easy view into things while developing without having to write a dashboard.
I'm using it with React, but any frontend framework would work with it. It grew up along with Rails so there's some similar thinking, and you can choose which level of bare metal or magic that you want depending on what you're doing.
- nonameking2026 4y agoIt’s Php
- choult 4y agoPHP builds $1 billion companies. What's your point?
- likortera 4y agoI've been using node/react for a lots of years. This year I started working on a project built with Laravel. I can confirm it is a GREAT framework. Suddenly everything is reasonably easy again.
- gremlinsinc 4y agoHave you tried filament backend for laravel? Speeds up development 200%.
- likortera 4y agoI'm not much of a fan of livewire, although I've just played with it. I prefer Unpoly, which I already know. Or inertia if I have to go full Js.
- kyriakos 4y ago+livewire or inertiajs