I'm using caddy as the development server for PHP projects. No need to install anything and create virtual hosts for multiple projects. Just unpack the binary, and copy the config file - and you're good to go. For apache/nginx, I have to create a separate vhost for every new project. With caddy I just copy a 5/6 lines long simple config file to a new project and start working immediately. (I run caddy from the terminal of course)
However, for production hosting I will go with nginx any day.
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I'm using caddy as the development server for PHP projects. No need to install anything and create virtual hosts for multiple projects. Just unpack the binary, and copy the config file - and you're good to go. For apache/nginx, I have to create a separate vhost for every new project. With caddy I just copy a 5/6 lines long simple config file to a new project and start working immediately. (I run caddy from the terminal of course)
However, for production hosting I will go with nginx any day.