So you've kind of heard about Laravel. You're maybe considering learning it, but there are just too many things to take into account. Tinker? Artis...
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Laravel is to PHP as ? Is to nodejs?
I would say expressjs
Pretty much, have you had any experience with it
Would have said AdonisJS
Oh right, I feel like a noob now lol
No man don't 😂 you know, there is so much tools out there, you can't catch up with anything 😁
Lol I try to, I do more of front-end, trying to be full stack though
NestJS is the equivalent when it comes to all encompassing framework that adds functionality/tooling/developer experience for Node.js.
AdonisJs by far ;)
AdonisJS
AdonisJS is probably the closest.
I disagree with this line a little... Drupal gives you complete control over your application. It's not a CMS in the traditional "Wordpress" sense, it's a CMF - Content Management Framework. With Drupal you can build a CMS, but out of the box it's a CMF, which needs work to get it to a "Wordpress" state. This makes it very powerful in that you're not stuck being a "Wordpress" site. Drupal is a tool for building a Content Management System for a variety of different needs.
It's actually a CMS according to their website.
I would say you haven't been using Drupal too much. They are using the term CMS as it is widely recognized, but in the matter of fact it is a system in which you tailor custom made CMS according to your client very specific business logic. Precisely it is a combination of CMS and Web Application Framework, what +/- makes it CMF.
I think this short article is worth reading.
cheekymonkeymedia.ca/blog/drupal-c...
Both Laravel and Symfony are viable choices when we want to write PHP applications that don't place your users in immediate danger. I think it says enough.
That being said, you can still wreak a substantial amount of havoc with them.
Yep, Laravel is pretty good, it uses the MVC architecture. OctoberCMS is based on Laravel which is also a great alternative to WordPress if you're looking to move away from it.
The article provides a great overview of Laravel, particularly for those who might be intimidated by all the technical jargon. The pizza analogy for MVC is spot on! It's so important to break down these concepts into relatable terms. The emphasis on learning PHP and OOP before diving deep into Laravel is crucial advice. Overall, this is a valuable resource for anyone starting their Laravel journey.
Speaking of Laravel, my colleague Guilherme recently wrote an in-depth review of Laravel 11 that you might find interesting. He dives into the new features, improvements, and considerations for upgrading. Check it out here: scalablepath.com/php/laravel-11
I think you might find this really useful!
It's daddy's work thing, please leave it alone.
Come back after your PHP exam.