WordPress and Laravel are two different species.
WP is a CMS that's non-coders friendly, while Laravel is an MVC Framework that requires fair skills of coding.
So, I'm not sure about the comparison here.
you can compare WP with (Drupal) and Laravel with (CakePHP).
I you are developing an application, I would always recommend writing your own code (Vanilla PHP, Laravel, CakePHP....). you'll have better control on your code and environment.
That's what I was talking about. I've already built a theme and a plugin with Wordpress.
The question is about structural difference between wordpress's coding method and laravel's MVC pattern. I was curious because I've just started laravel.
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WordPress and Laravel are two different species.
WP is a CMS that's non-coders friendly, while Laravel is an MVC Framework that requires fair skills of coding.
So, I'm not sure about the comparison here.
you can compare WP with (Drupal) and Laravel with (CakePHP).
I you are developing an application, I would always recommend writing your own code (Vanilla PHP, Laravel, CakePHP....). you'll have better control on your code and environment.
That's what I was talking about. I've already built a theme and a plugin with Wordpress.
The question is about structural difference between wordpress's coding method and laravel's MVC pattern. I was curious because I've just started laravel.