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Close all other issue except #174 #175

Open kapilsharma opened 6 years ago

kapilsharma commented 6 years ago

Site needs to be redesigned in symfony4. Need to close all issues except #174.

devrkd commented 6 years ago

Any reason moving from laravel to symfony?

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Site needs to be redesigned in symfony4. Need to close all issues except

174 https://github.com/phpreboot/website/issues/174.

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kapilsharma commented 6 years ago

Yes, I'll be making a detailed video/blog for the reasons.

In short, the most important reason (reason 1) is flex :)

With Symfony 4, we can start the project as a micro-framework which include just Symfony routing system and thus very lightweight, even lighter then Laravel. Later, we add packages as per our needs. In this way, we can strictly have control over third-party libraries included in the system, only those, needed by our project and their dependencies.

Laravel is still very good and my choice but flex is like a game changer. Concentration is going to start with a micro framework, which may slowly change into enterprise framework, as and when needed.

Another reason (reason 2): Major goal to keep this project open source is to have open source learning project for the developer. There are many open source projects for laravel but flex is new and promising and needs some example project.