...it is also why php is not really any significantly better choice than any other framework/language combination.
The benefits of ‘plain php’ (simplicity) disappear quite quickly when you’re doing anything non trivial.
I would never choose php without one of those framework stacks; it doesn’t scale, its prone to hideous security issues and its a fugly mess of reinventing the wheel.
Frankly, anyone doing this these days has no idea what they’re doing.
...it is also why php is not really any significantly better choice than any other framework/language combination.
The benefits of ‘plain php’ (simplicity) disappear quite quickly when you’re doing anything non trivial.
I would never choose php without one of those framework stacks; it doesn’t scale, its prone to hideous security issues and its a fugly mess of reinventing the wheel.
Frankly, anyone doing this these days has no idea what they’re doing.