| Poll: Have you had any clients ask you about React, Angular, or Vue? You do not have permission to vote in this poll. |
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| Is React/Angular/Vue the new Rails? |
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Haven't worked with React/Angular/Vue per say, as we're one product company and at the moment it's "monolith" web app, and has been for last 7 years, however...
Don't all these front end frameworks still need something to run backend API for it? I suppose you can write it in NodeJS, but same time, you could do it with PHP or any PHP framework. CodeIgniter isn't specifically used, and it's a bit disheartening that we struggle to find someone come and work with us just because allegedly 7 out of 10 PHP developers we'll find only want to work with Laravel. I still feel the main advantage for CodeIgniter is that it isn't opinionated and bloated. See how edgy Laravel guys get if someone mentions "enterprise level app" and answer with "oh how do you even define 'enterprise level'". Sure, you have to write your own logic, but it's your own solution for your own very specific problem - if that makes sense? If CI manages to hit higher positions in this table - http://www.phpbenchmarks.com/en/comparat...works.html - it would be good PR point to throw out there. WordPress... looks like they have their own issues right now with the whole Gutenberg change. |
