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codeigniter vs lumen - Hoodini - 08-09-2020
all about api and web service.
Your opinion?
RE: codeigniter vs lumen - Hoodini - 08-10-2020
Hey guys, is anybody here ?!
RE: codeigniter vs lumen - naghtigall - 08-11-2020
(08-10-2020, 11:59 PM)Hoodini Wrote: Hey guys, is anybody here ?!
Yes, I'm here.
Lumen is framework from Laravel ecosystem. It's like Silex from Symfony ecosystem. Codeigniter it's different framework with modern standards of PHP. Can you explain details of your question?
RE: codeigniter vs lumen - Hoodini - 08-11-2020
(08-11-2020, 03:28 AM)naghtigall Wrote:(08-10-2020, 11:59 PM)Hoodini Wrote: Hey guys, is anybody here ?!
Yes, I'm here.
Lumen is framework from Laravel ecosystem. It's like Silex from Symfony ecosystem. Codeigniter it's different framework with modern standards of PHP. Can you explain details of your question?
I want we negotiate about api in codeigniter 4 and compare with lumen.
in the all forums, some posts are good for promote favorite frameworks.
RE: codeigniter vs lumen - albertleao - 08-11-2020
You're gonna get bias on this forum towards Codeigniter for obvious reason. But one thing I'd recommend having developed a lot in Laravel is that you DON'T start with Lumen.
It's easier to start with Laravel and turn off the things you don't need like sessions. I've just found that almost everyone I've met that started with Lumen ends up needing to update to Laravel anyways.
When it comes to Laravel vs CI, that's a more difficult choice. Personally, I've started all my recent projects in Laravel or Symfony because of the much faster bug fixing and update process + included features.
RE: codeigniter vs lumen - Hoodini - 08-12-2020
(08-11-2020, 07:08 AM)albertleao Wrote: You're gonna get bias on this forum towards Codeigniter for obvious reason. But one thing I'd recommend having developed a lot in Laravel is that you DON'T start with Lumen.Thanks for this good comment!
It's easier to start with Laravel and turn off the things you don't need like sessions. I've just found that almost everyone I've met that started with Lumen ends up needing to update to Laravel anyways.
When it comes to Laravel vs CI, that's a more difficult choice. Personally, I've started all my recent projects in Laravel or Symfony because of the much faster bug fixing and update process + included features.
I think your are right.