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One thing that keeps me coming back to PHP after trying out RoR, Python (Django), node.js is the deployment. All I have to do is create a new directory, create
by dougbarrett 14y ago
One thing that keeps me coming back to PHP after trying out RoR, Python (Django), node.js is the deployment.
All I have to do is create a new directory, create a new vhosts file run a few apache commands, reload apache and I'm done. In total, it should take less than a minute to get a directory set up for deployment.
With other languages, they haven't gotten the deployment part down as smoothly as the PHP/Apache experience.
Sure, I can go with Heroku or other IaaS solutions, but I want to run it on my server, I like being able to back up an entire directory that houses all of the sites and projects I'm currently working on, and not have to figure out how to use API's of different services.