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I'll compare it to PsySH. Though this doesn't indicate any superiority in quality, I think it's important to note that Boris is arguably much more popular (meas
by tejasmanohar 12y ago
I'll compare it to PsySH. Though this doesn't indicate any superiority in quality, I think it's important to note that Boris is arguably much more popular (measured in downloads from Packagist + stars on GitHub). From the start (back in 2011, before PsySH), Boris was meant to be tiny and light-weight in its core, weighing in at a few hundred lines of fairly straightforward code (brainstorming ideas for an extension API). Vanilla Boris is not as advanced as PsySH out-of-the-box, mostly a taste thing.
- jeremyworboys 12y agoI would attribute a percentage of the downloads for Boris to being included in Laravel 4. Laravel 5 is now using PsySH.
- bobthecow 12y agoData point: PsySH went from ~15k Packagist downloads total to ~6-8k downloads per day when Laravel 5 shipped.
- tejasmanohar 12y agoWait, a decrease... That's strange!
- bobthecow 12y agoSorry, my sentence was a bit ambiguous. Before Laravel 5 shipped, there had only been 15k Packagist installs total. After Laravel 5, it increased to almost half that every day.
- tejasmanohar 12y agoYeah, Boris downloads did spike quite a bit when Laravel 4 included it.