I think it really depends on what environment you are setting up. There are many scripts now written to single install all what you need, it does come with extra but you get past the headache.
Depends if you build it up from a bare nude OS or not. Anyway I never set up a NodeJS capable web server, only did it for PHP and it was as easy as chaining commands. Got my website up and running, set up some cron for my Laravel Queue jobs, just a breeze.
Also have the same experience with a Xampp local config (and thinking on switching to Docker containers for my next project).
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
I still find setting up a PHP server not as easy and straightforward as a Node server. Is that true for most of you?
I think it really depends on what environment you are setting up. There are many scripts now written to single install all what you need, it does come with extra but you get past the headache.
Cool. Thanks for the clarification.
with help of Docker now this should be easy
Depends if you build it up from a bare nude OS or not. Anyway I never set up a NodeJS capable web server, only did it for PHP and it was as easy as chaining commands. Got my website up and running, set up some cron for my Laravel Queue jobs, just a breeze.
Also have the same experience with a Xampp local config (and thinking on switching to Docker containers for my next project).