Another JavaScript joke because, why not?

Still curious though.. Which Frameworks (for JavaScript and PHP) do you guys actually use?

If I’m doing my own “project”, I prefer vanilla one to test some stuff, otherwise, react so other dev could understand what I’m doing

React and little bit of codeigniter

React, Vue, CodeIgniter

@nothappy @const What's CodeIgnitor?? Can you give me short explanation and usage 😁

@thijs479 a lightweight PHP framework, with no or minimal configuration and simple AF. If you're new to frameworks(PHP) you should use this to get idea how frameworks work

@const Is it the same as Laravel? When I program in PHP it's always in Laravel

Most of our new stuff at work is Angular (yes, typescript, but still counts here surely?) for front-end and Laravel as API. Senid to work really well and relatively low barrier to entry.

@L33tCh why are you using Laravel instead of NodeJS? Since you're working with Angular?

@thijs479 We had the API up before we went the angular route (and before I joined the dev team so I'm likely missing a major reason)
An oversimplified answer would be Eloquent as the reason, that it does what we need well and reliably and allows us to put our rather complex systems quickly. It's also great to point a new dev to the laravel docs for best practices and styles etc.
Having said that, our lead architect is looking into the viability of using NodeJS down the line, at least for our smaller systems.

On that note, anyone tried Sequelize? Just heard one of our other teams looking into it for a micro service they're starting on.

Mainly React, some Vue fun