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@aaronfc i've always been a vanilla programmer with php and for the streamlining i was looking for laravel seemed like the best choice. I love the routes, cron management, modularity of the coding, and huge selection of packages to expand functionality. i know every framework has its ups and downs but this one has saved me a lot of time rebuilding my system from scratch. just having so many features from the start like validation and user management are handy. do you have a framework you prefer?
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procrastinative coding is a bad habit of mine. I've been using php for 10+ years and just recently got into laravel. I have to say I love it but at times I wish I could have learned the entire framework before starting my project some time ago. as I am coding I learn new tricks with laravel on how to do things and have to waste time and go back and change existing code... or tell myself "I'll come back to this after the launch".
I'm just wondering how other people handle taking on new frameworks
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