Laravel
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Pros
- It’s good to learn to do that for sure and I admire your spirit but also seriously learn about frameworks. Look at Laravel or Symfony for example.
- My little Laravel adventure gave me a good introduction to the MVC pattern, which still feels overcomplicated but I trust that the benefits will probably appear when projects get bigger.
- Personally I'm rather partial to django and laravel.
- E. Laravel
- Look at battery included framework like Laravel, Django, Spring Boot etc… and then look at Next. You realize Next is a piece of dogshit technology.
Cons
- I noticed this weird 8194460 text that was appearing on my laravel website and causing the layout to break.
- It also ships with Laravel (many install paths) - this bumps its numbers quite a bit
- Laravel with React
- My little Laravel adventure gave me a good introduction to the MVC pattern, which still feels overcomplicated but I trust that the benefits will probably appear when projects get bigger.
- It is laravel app
Sentiment
10 positive (53%) · 7 mixed (37%) · 2 negative (11%)
Trust + time weighted score: +39% · raw score 42%
What redditors said (10 of 19)
I noticed this weird 8194460 text that was appearing on my laravel website and causing the layout to break.
It also ships with Laravel (many install paths) - this bumps its numbers quite a bit
Laravel with React
It’s good to learn to do that for sure and I admire your spirit but also seriously learn about frameworks. Look at Laravel or Symfony for example.
My little Laravel adventure gave me a good introduction to the MVC pattern, which still feels overcomplicated but I trust that the benefits will probably appear when projects get bigger.
My little Laravel adventure gave me a good introduction to the MVC pattern, which still feels overcomplicated but I trust that the benefits will probably appear when projects get bigger.
It is laravel app
Personally I'm rather partial to django and laravel.
E. Laravel
Look at battery included framework like Laravel, Django, Spring Boot etc… and then look at Next. You realize Next is a piece of dogshit technology.
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