Laravel PHP Framework Reviews

My main use case for Laravel PHP Framework is that I have developed many types of software. A specific example of a project I built using Laravel PHP Framework is a SaaS framework focused on a type of football management for big football clubs. I have also built an ERP, CRM, and different types of software with it.

Laravel PHP Framework has positively impacted my organization because our main framework of choice is Laravel. We build every project with Laravel for the back-end. If we have a front-end project, we always use Laravel API for development, which is very easy. I also want to mention the Laravel API system, the routing, and the middleware.

This has impacted my team's productivity because, for example, if we have a small project, we use Laravel Nova, which is a first-party package to develop an MVP dashboard. It is also very easy for us because most of the team is focused only on Laravel PHP Framework.

I appreciate everything about Laravel PHP Framework, including how easy it is, how well structured it is, and how it bootstraps everything together. You have everything in one place. Additionally, it is OOP, which helps a lot, and it has first-party package support for many different types of packages. It also has very large community support.

The best features Laravel PHP Framework offers include the queue, scheduler, mailing systems, notifications, and WebSockets, which are very easy to integrate with the help of Reverb. Integration with third-party libraries is also seamless, especially with Stripe for Cashier.

Out of those features, I find myself relying most often on the queues, which help a lot. The cache, which I should have mentioned earlier, speeds up the system. Another important feature is the ORM, which helps a lot with the queries. It is very well structured.

Another handy feature in Laravel PHP Framework is form validations, which are very easy to integrate. We have many first-party integrations for validations and input fields. It is also very easy to add new rules and create custom rules. This is a small feature which actually helps a lot.

I have not thought much about how Laravel PHP Framework can be improved, because everything I needed, I found within Laravel PHP Framework. I am not certain if I would add something, maybe a type of validation for JSON structural data types, especially if we have a structural JSON object. There is nothing that comes to mind at this point regarding needed improvements.

I have been using Laravel PHP Framework for most of my time. My main focus has been only Laravel. I have been using it for six or seven plus years, and it is an amazing framework.

Laravel PHP Framework is very stable in my experience. The upgrade process is very easy and straightforward, and there are not many breaking changes between minor Laravel PHP Framework upgrades.

Laravel PHP Framework is easy to scale. It is very easy to upgrade from one major version to another. The documentation is also easy to navigate and find what you need.

Customer support for Laravel PHP Framework is excellent. It has a large forum and a lot of support.

Before Laravel PHP Framework, we only used PHP without any framework. We switched to Laravel PHP Framework because of the easy learning curve. The learning curve was manageable, and it was well-structured to have a framework for all the projects.

My advice to others looking into using Laravel PHP Framework is to learn the documentation first to understand better how it functions, what features it has, and what you need to use. Following community standards and guidelines can lead to a better approach.

I have seen a return on investment with Laravel PHP Framework because, with the development of AI, we can deliver an MVP within a month or maybe two weeks. We lower the cost by at least one-third and the time by at least one-third as well.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing Laravel PHP Framework because, coming from the PHP world, it was easier for us to switch to Laravel PHP Framework.

Regarding Laravel PHP Framework's AI capabilities, I think its governance and security are excellent. It is very secure, with different layers of validation. You have route middleware, which you can add to the route or controllers, and authorizations. So it is very secure.

I have used much of Laravel PHP Framework's AI capability, so I am not certain I can give you a straight answer on the accuracy and reliability of output. I would rate my overall experience with Laravel PHP Framework a nine out of ten.

Private Cloud

My main use case for Laravel PHP Framework is backend development and web applications as a whole.

A quick specific example of a web application I've built using Laravel PHP Framework is a collaboration platform for professionals and scientists, which allows professionals to collaborate on projects and share their achievements and knowledge.

The best features Laravel PHP Framework offers include a well-known structure and architecture that lets you move fast but not compromise on code quality and even performance.

That structure or architecture has helped me in my daily work by making the standards become a routine in the daily development and in the team's mindset.

Laravel PHP Framework has a lot of well-maintained and very popular first-party packages that are really useful.

Laravel PHP Framework has positively impacted my organization by making it easier for us. It made things easier by helping us deliver features more quickly and standardizing some patterns and principles in the architecture.

In terms of improvements, I think Laravel PHP Framework is very mature and performant enough, but I believe they could work a bit on the adoption part since it is used for medium projects like CRMs and ERPs. I really think it could be adopted more on the enterprise side as well because it's a modern technology that has improved a lot and could replace older technologies that enterprises have stuck with.

Regarding enhancements, they can improve performance by refactoring the service container in a more performant way, similar to how the service container for Symfony framework is written, as the binding of dependencies is much faster in Symfony compared to Laravel.

I have been using Laravel PHP Framework for about four years.

Laravel PHP Framework is stable.

The scalability of Laravel PHP Framework is impressive, as it can really scale with your software product and has the potential to support millions of users. However, you have to know what you're doing on the infrastructure side and on the configuration side of servers and PHP processes, workers, and so on.

I have never used customer support, but I find the documentation clear enough, and there is a lot of community support that is more than willing to help with problems.

Previously, I used TypeScript with a framework on the back end, but I switched because the tooling for the JavaScript ecosystem is too unorganized and cluttered, and JavaScript is not really made for the back end.

I did not purchase Laravel PHP Framework through the AWS Marketplace.

I have seen a return on investment with Laravel PHP Framework, as I think it saved us quite a bit of money on the licensing part and, of course, on the development side. We move with the features development much faster.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that the cost is basically zero since Laravel PHP Framework is open source and free to use. Although some first-party packages like Laravel Cloud and some packages require a license with a monthly or yearly plan, most of it is free to use.

Before choosing Laravel PHP Framework, I evaluated other options like TypeScript with NestJS, C#, .NET, and even Symfony, but I ultimately chose Laravel PHP Framework.

My advice for others looking into using Laravel PHP Framework is to be open-minded and embrace its patterns since it is an opinionated framework, and to have fun using it because it provides a great developer experience.

Regarding Laravel PHP Framework's AI capabilities, I find its governance and security pretty strong since many JavaScript libraries have been hacked, but I've never heard of Laravel PHP Framework first-party packages or even Laravel PHP Framework itself having any problems.

In terms of the accuracy and reliability of output regarding Laravel PHP Framework's AI capabilities, it has the Laravel AI SDK, which is a first-party package with a lot of features and integrates with providers, so I find it pretty decent. Personally, I use PHP Prism because it's more flexible and I just have a personal preference for it.

I would rate this Laravel PHP Framework experience a nine out of ten.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

My main use case for Laravel PHP Framework is to manage backend systems and prepare APIs.

I typically use Laravel PHP Framework to manage backend systems and prepare APIs by providing microservices and also using it for machine learning purposes.

I have additional uses for Laravel PHP Framework, including integration with AI agents and connecting with FastAPI to have Python capabilities for machine learning.

Laravel PHP Framework has positively impacted my organization by being really helpful for productivity and creativity. It helps to manage different kinds of APIs and services, and it has a simple workflow and structure that is understandable, which helps to develop projects quicker and more understandably.

The best features Laravel PHP Framework offers are simplicity and providing different kinds of packages that can help me to develop my project.

When I mention simplicity and the variety of packages, those features help me day-to-day by making my work more accurate, and for some projects, I don't have to repeat myself by using packages or developing packages for my own projects.

I would like to add that the documentation and community support for Laravel PHP Framework is really good and helpful, and the number of features added in each release is also really good and a great help for future projects.

All programming languages and frameworks have challenges, and the main challenge in Laravel PHP Framework nowadays is some of the packages that are needed, especially about AI agents. I think it has good packages, but it is not enough, and sometimes I have to develop my own solutions.

Regarding needed improvements, I find integration is good, documentation is good, and performance is improving, but I still depend on other languages or frameworks like Python for machine learning and high-performance computations. However, for a tool that connects you with other services, Laravel PHP Framework is really good.

I have been using Laravel PHP Framework for almost five years.

One of the main outcomes I notice is the testing feature. I can develop tests for my projects, and it is really scalable, which makes the features more clear. I rate Laravel PHP Framework an eight out of ten because there is no perfect ten.

Laravel PHP Framework is best suited for large applications, such as ERP systems or admin portals, due to its extendibility of modules and functionality. I used Laravel PHP Framework for a Health Ministry application that serves as an ERP system with multiple roles across different applications. The system manages state and national level communication regarding patient funding, where the state level administrator creates files for patients and the state contributes 30% of the amount while the national government contributes approximately 70%. This use case involves communication between the state and national level, where the national level can raise queries to the state level for clarification.

Laravel PHP Framework's best features include the ORM model, which allows me to create database tables by writing schema files or using ORM without needing to write queries in simple SQL format. Instead, I use the ORM model to write object relation code, which prevents the system from suffering from MySQL injection attacks and provides multiple security features.

These features have helped me significantly in my projects. The ORM makes development faster, and the security features aid in avoiding specific issues. When working on government products where security audits are mandatory, these inbuilt features prove to be invaluable. With plain PHP, I would need to set up everything according to my requirements, but with Laravel PHP Framework's inbuilt security-rich features, I can simply plug and play.

Laravel PHP Framework has positively impacted my organization by changing the way my team works across multiple projects based on client requirements. We propose what is most suitable or the best fit for each client. These features help clients work more easily and effectively while ensuring that Laravel PHP Framework is an excellent framework due to its extendibility. Additionally, it supports creating headless applications by exposing APIs.

Laravel PHP Framework already covers most of what I need, as it has sufficient features per customer requirements and is developer-friendly.

I have more than five years of experience with Laravel PHP Framework, and I also have experience in multiple other frameworks.

In my experience, Laravel PHP Framework is very stable.

I have worked on Laravel PHP Framework projects requiring it to scale up or down. If the user base demands it, the application can be deployed separately on the cloud, and infrastructure can be scaled directly by increasing the containers or load balancers.

Laravel PHP Framework does not offer specific support due to its open-source nature. However, the community is large and strong, with a significant presence on platforms like Stack Overflow and other resources where I can post queries and receive solutions from many community members.

Before Laravel PHP Framework, I evaluated other solutions including Magento for e-commerce and Spryker. However, I chose Laravel based on requirements such as security considerations, especially for government projects.

I evaluated CodeIgniter and Symfony before choosing Laravel PHP Framework. I ultimately chose Laravel because of its security features, which are crucial for government projects.

I have seen a return on investment with Laravel PHP Framework, although I am not part of sales or higher management. I am a developer and team lead who implements the requirements that come to my company.

Laravel PHP Framework is open-source, so there are no licensing costs. I only need to pay for server resources, which means I pay for server costs and not for any enterprise cost associated with Laravel PHP Framework.

Laravel PHP Framework is deployed in my organization across various infrastructures including public, private, and on-premises. I only need Apache and PHP in my cloud platform to easily set up Laravel PHP Framework without any special requirements.

I typically use Amazon Web Services (AWS) as my cloud provider for deploying Laravel PHP Framework.

My advice for others considering Laravel PHP Framework is that if they need to create a web application, especially something that is a headless application, Laravel PHP Framework offers excellent API support and fast API responses, making it very useful for creating larger applications.

For large requirements, particularly for backend applications such as ERP systems, Laravel PHP Framework should definitely be considered.

Laravel PHP Framework has a very large community base across the full stack, and some AI tools are available to assist. If someone is new to Laravel PHP Framework, they can easily post their problems online and receive multiple solutions. The community base is quite strong.

I have seen specific outcomes from using Laravel PHP Framework, such as faster project delivery due to its many composer features that allow me to install libraries in my projects easily. This plug-and-play approach builds features quickly, enabling me to manage back-office functions effectively. By default, its security features are very useful for any application. I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.

I have used Laravel PHP Framework for one project, and it is an old project. I used Laravel PHP Framework to build a CMS. The CMS I built with Laravel PHP Framework is managing a banking website, specifically an admin portal, which is used for adding promotions, card offers, and managing members. I used .NET Framework with my first company before switching to Laravel PHP Framework in my second job during the first year.

I am familiar with and have used Laravel PHP Framework's routing and authentication features. It is very easy to work with Laravel PHP Framework's routing.

Laravel PHP Framework has positively impacted our organization by helping us develop a feature faster. Laravel PHP Framework helped us with development in less time because it offers modules, components, pre-built components, and pre-built functions, so it made it easier and we built in less time.

Laravel PHP Framework helped save time because it has pre-built components and pre-built functions, which can reduce the number of employees needed.

I have used Laravel PHP Framework for one project, and it is an old project.

Laravel PHP Framework is stable in my experience.

Laravel PHP Framework has great scalability because it has a modular architecture and great folder architecture. If you are building a product and you need to increase scalability, and if you have more modules and more sections, I recommend using Laravel PHP Framework.

Customer support for Laravel PHP Framework is good.

I used .NET Framework with my first company before switching to Laravel PHP Framework in my second job during the first year.

I did not use any AI features in Laravel PHP Framework because I used it two years ago. I used Stack Overflow to search for functions, and when I fixed issues, I used Stack Overflow. My overall review rating for Laravel PHP Framework is 7.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Our company's main system is entirely developed on Laravel PHP Framework, which we call our central system. Laravel PHP Framework is the foundation for our product's core architecture.

Our entire structure is built on Laravel PHP Framework, and the core functionalities we use it for include authentication, authorization, and keeping track of users and user permissions. All of these aspects of our system are managed through Laravel PHP Framework.

We also use Laravel PHP Framework to run our schedule-related software operations. There are weekly data syncs and monthly data syncs that are all run through PHP Artisan queues, which is a part of Laravel PHP Framework.

Laravel PHP Framework has a very organized structure for doing things, producing a modular structure that provides excellent consistency and a good layout for your project. It also supports a lot of functions and possibilities out of the box that you would have to hard-code otherwise if you use vanilla PHP, giving you a lot of control and organization skills, which is really beneficial.

Routing in Laravel PHP Framework is particularly valuable since those are the scripts that would require a lot of manual work if you use vanilla PHP. Laravel PHP Framework provides many of these capabilities out of the box, including an authentication framework, routing frameworks, middleware, and everything else. You can easily start building your own software without reinventing the wheel, making that a really good aspect of having a framework like this.

Since we started with Laravel PHP Framework, our product development time has been very efficient, and our team is very efficient and comfortable. Using this framework has helped tremendously, especially given that our developers are very experienced in this field.

I also happen to be a Python developer, and when comparing Python frameworks like FastAPI with Laravel PHP Framework, one thing I notice is that the syntax and the number of code lines you have to write to get something done is actually more than that in Python. I don't think that's a very highlighted bad case, but it's something of a concern because you have to write significantly more code in PHP to get a simple thing done than in Python. When I was a beginner to Laravel PHP Framework, I had some trouble understanding the syntax because PHP syntax was somewhat inconsistent at certain points, which I felt Python does not have. Python is very simple, and you can easily accomplish anything with Python, but Laravel PHP Framework is not exactly the same case. That's the only concern I see, but that's actually at the end of PHP itself, not Laravel PHP Framework. Laravel PHP Framework has actually done a good job of cleansing PHP of its verbose elements, so Laravel PHP Framework doesn't need any improvement mainly, but things that come with PHP cannot be fixed.

I started using Laravel PHP Framework once I joined the company, so it has been about eight months.

Laravel PHP Framework is stable in my experience.

We needed to scale up our workers about two weeks ago because we were getting more requests than usual, and it was really easy with Laravel PHP Framework. You can configure the PHP-FPM workers and Laravel PHP Framework picks it up, distributing the workload. When scaling up the system, using Laravel PHP Framework is really a good approach.

We have received help from Laravel PHP Framework community all the time, and they are really helpful. There is a very enthusiastic developer community around Laravel PHP Framework who are always helping each other, which is really amazing. If you are coming into Laravel PHP Framework, you don't have to worry about getting support; there will always be someone willing to help you along the way.

Negative

We didn't have a different solution earlier.

Laravel PHP Framework is totally free. I was not the person who set it up, but having such a powerful framework available at no cost is really amazing. I would really love to thank the developers and contributors all around the world who helped build this framework because they have done a great job, and having the ability to use it for free really means something.

I don't think we can answer that because there was no investment. Laravel PHP Framework was free of charge, and it is what we are built on right now, making our development very easy. However, I don't have exact figures to compare to because this is what we started with.

We did consider Java before choosing Laravel PHP Framework, but we felt the development was too complex, and our developers felt more comfortable with Laravel PHP Framework, so we chose it.

Laravel PHP Framework is a really nice framework, and it has a lot of functions that you don't see in PHP; it is actually PHP on steroids. Regarding the community, the community is really awesome and always willing to help. Laravel PHP Framework is one of the most common software development frameworks, especially for back-end development, with a lot of support coming from the community. The AI tools have a lot more understanding about Laravel PHP Framework compared to some less well-known frameworks, so if you are starting development with this, I think this would be a great choice. People say PHP is dead since 2023, but I don't believe PHP or Laravel PHP Framework would be dead anytime soon; it is really a good framework for you to start your development journey with. If you are looking to migrate, you might have to consider the trade-offs, but again, it is a good software development pathway to follow. I would rate this framework a 9 out of 10.

I use Laravel PHP Framework most often for API development, and we build APIs for mobile applications. I also have experience with building full-stack applications powered by Laravel PHP Framework combined with front-end frameworks such as Vue.js or React.js with Inertia as middleware for connecting the client and server.

I use Laravel PHP Framework as a modern full-stack solution because it provides freedom in choosing how to solve different cases. Laravel PHP Framework offers solutions for schedulers and asynchronous job processing. It provides the ability to build modern APIs, whether REST API or GraphQL, and it has built-in solutions for various purposes, including building different MCP tools and AI agents.

I appreciate Laravel PHP Framework for its all-in-one solution because you do not need any additional technology. You can build everything using only Laravel PHP Framework, and this is truly useful because all team members can understand the full project in just one repository. If there are multiple repositories, it remains easy to support because Laravel PHP Framework describes the rules for how your application should be built, providing a structure that helps developers understand how different applications work, allowing Laravel developers to grasp almost all PHP projects quickly.

Having everything in one place with a defined structure definitely helps my team in practice. When all team members are PHP developers, they can easily collaborate using Laravel PHP Framework due to its clean structure and smooth onboarding.

The features of Laravel PHP Framework that were mentioned are truly helpful and are open by default. Eloquent is the best solution I have for interacting with databases, and one feature I appreciate is that Laravel PHP Framework has built-in solutions, so you do not need to search elsewhere, as it provides its own ORM, which is Eloquent.

I truly appreciate Laravel PHP Framework's event-driven architecture because it provides the ability to build applications in an event-driven way, allowing you to dispatch events in your application while different parts can subscribe to these events and handle them synchronously or asynchronously, resulting in a predictable code structure. Before Laravel PHP Framework, we used some custom PHP solutions, but when we switched to Laravel, our development speed increased because Laravel provides one single structure that all team members must follow, so you do not waste time understanding code written by another developer as everything is in one system.

I have noticed easier onboarding for new team members since we started using Laravel PHP Framework, and we see that we deliver features faster during our two-week sprints with fewer bugs.

I appreciate the Laravel PHP Framework core team and its ecosystem because they consistently provide useful features that the community needs. I think it would be great to have a built-in static analyzer tool similar to Psalm or PHPStan to predict type mistakes specifically for Laravel PHP Framework.

I truly appreciate Laravel PHP Framework's documentation because it is clear and easy to understand for onboarding new developers, so I cannot suggest additional improvements.

Laravel PHP Framework has different Composer dependencies, and there are many tools to analyze these dependencies for security problems. As far as I know, the latest Laravel does not have security issues. I do not encounter problems with its AI capabilities since security is ultimately the developer's responsibility when using an AI agent.

I cannot discuss these goals in detail because Laravel PHP Framework is essentially a wrapper using different AI agents, and it can validate some output, but most capabilities rely on the AI agent tool side.

Laravel PHP Framework is my main technology, and I use it all the time I work as a software engineer, which spans approximately five years.

Laravel PHP Framework is stable and has different solutions for logging and monitoring, providing excellent analytics to understand application performance and stability. Any issues that arise are generally due to developer bugs rather than framework instability.

We have some projects deployed with Laravel Cloud, which is part of the Laravel ecosystem, but most of our projects are deployed via public cloud, some using private cloud, and we utilize Kubernetes for deployment, although I may not know all the specifics.

Regarding Laravel Cloud, it provides all you need for deploying Laravel applications, including an easy setup of queues and schedulers, and connections for databases and Redis, which are all set up by default. The deployment process can be done with just a push to GitHub or GitLab, and it can autoscale parts of your application when needed, saving money by putting your application to sleep when not in use.

Before choosing Laravel PHP Framework, I used Node.js with NestJS and also have experience with Go, but when I switched jobs and my current company uses Laravel, I switched because I did not need to continue using my previous technologies.

Regarding pricing for Laravel PHP Framework, I can only share my experience with my personal projects, where I spent around ten dollars for the Laravel Cloud setup.

I evaluated Node.js before choosing Laravel PHP Framework.

My advice for others looking into using Laravel PHP Framework is to start by learning its documentation and the features it offers by default, as many people try to reinvent what is already included in the framework. Also, asking AI agents about relevant features and checking out open-source projects powered by Laravel can provide insights on how large enterprise projects are implemented. I would rate my overall experience with Laravel PHP Framework as a nine out of ten.

Public Cloud

Other

My main use case for Laravel PHP Framework is developing web applications. I have recently developed an admin panel for a gaming app using Laravel PHP Framework. I have implemented some business logic with CRUD operations and authentication in that admin panel using Laravel PHP Framework.

Laravel PHP Framework is best for authentication, and the main thing is ORM. Instead of writing long, logical SQL queries, I am simply writing ORM logic, which is very easy for development. Using Laravel PHP Framework positively impacts my organization because it will save a lot of time for my resources and the development will be faster using it.

Currently, AI features are not available in Laravel PHP Framework, and it is not interactive with AI models very well. If it improves for AI models, then it will be the best for us. Regarding Laravel PHP Framework's AI capabilities, I think its accuracy and reliability of output are not fully comfortable yet for interaction with AI, so it will need improvement.

I did not use any other solution before Laravel PHP Framework; I am using it only.

From my experience, Laravel PHP Framework is stable.

Laravel PHP Framework's scalability is good.

I did not attend any customer support for Laravel PHP Framework because my team is capable of doing all.

I have seen a return on investment as I have saved time, money, and resources.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Laravel PHP Framework is that it is completely free and open source, so it is zero cost.

I will rate Laravel PHP Framework eight out of ten. I chose eight out of ten because I deducted those two points as AI models are currently not friendly with it; this application is not friendly with AI models, and if it will be, then it will be good. Regarding Laravel PHP Framework's AI capabilities, I think its governance and security are very good. I think for developing web applications, Laravel PHP Framework can be used, and if you want to use CRUD operations, then you should use it. My overall review rating for Laravel PHP Framework is eight out of ten.

Public Cloud

Microsoft Azure

We have multiple projects built on Laravel PHP Framework; as of now, we have nine to ten projects. That's something we can do with respect to what is required in web development, process, or functionality.

We complete web apps using Laravel PHP Framework. The complete web app, from A to Z, we can completely develop on Laravel for APIs, as well as complete, robust applications. We can completely deploy it with Laravel.

We are using Laravel PHP Framework in several AI projects with APIs. For the back end, we have a Python server especially to handle all the AI requests which we receive. We don't directly connect the AI with our Laravel application, but we have a dedicated server which we have written in Python technology that we use with that.

I find the command line interface very valuable in Laravel PHP Framework, for instance, the migrations and all feeding from seedings to migrations. Every structure is perfectly structured and tailored for a developer to use and libraries. There's no need to use any CDNs, or we can simply install the package and get the specific features. That's a greater part of Laravel PHP Framework.

Laravel PHP Framework enhances our application security posture with various packages and middleware which are available to protect from various kinds of activities.

The most valuable features for building modern web applications in Laravel PHP Framework include the cross-factor authentication, which is handled with middleware. Those things play major roles in providing security before hacking. The route, through which we can categorize and authorize various routes in our web applications and for specific user roles, is also a significant part.

Regarding room for improvement, there are various things at the code level such as Eloquent relationships, including has one and has many, which we can optimize a bit more so that we can get the data faster. If the end developer does not know that, then that's a challenge.

I've been working with Laravel PHP Framework for about four years.

There are no specific challenges we face in Laravel PHP Framework. Everything in Laravel PHP Framework is perfectly tailored.

I have had no performance or limitations with Laravel PHP Framework.

From the maintenance point of view, Laravel PHP Framework is really developer friendly.

There is no maintenance required in Laravel PHP Framework unless the server is high, for instance, if any specific process which we have done custom with a database connection or API calls. In that case, we need to optimize our specific business logic, but there is nothing required from Laravel.

I haven't reached out for Laravel PHP Framework tech support.

Positive

Every framework I have worked with, including Laravel PHP Framework, is built on their specific architecture. For instance, Yii is different than Laravel; they are different. Each framework is useful; we cannot find the flaws in them. Ultimately, they provide structured coding practices that we were missing in code when developing core PHP. Instead of just putting a file and running it directly on the web server, with Laravel or CodeIgniter, we can code in a structured manner, which is a beneficial part.

The initial setup of Laravel PHP Framework is straightforward.

The setup process of Laravel PHP Framework requires downloading the latest version of PHP initially and then getting Composer. These are the initial, primary requirements for building a Laravel project. From Composer, we need to start the project by the name using command line code. After that, we can initialize the DB connections in that specific project, if required, then run migrations, generate keys, and for testing, we need to simply run artisan serve. That is the initial phase which is really straightforward to find.

The size of the environment with Laravel PHP Framework currently has about three to four developers working on a single project.

In my project, we usually have three to four developers working with Laravel PHP Framework.

Using Laravel PHP Framework has not impacted my development time or cost in my projects because it's a good best practice which we need to follow on all the complete architecture instead of simply getting a file and putting it directly, which we were doing in normal core PHP.

There are no fees associated with Laravel PHP Framework.

There are various use cases for Laravel PHP Framework, but I don't think there are any disadvantages.

I would recommend Laravel PHP Framework to users or developers using Core PHP; this is the time they need to switch to Laravel, being a decade or more than a decade. Many people are using it. If they are still on Core PHP, then they need to switch.

On a scale of 1 to 10, I rate Laravel PHP Framework as a 10.

My main use case for Laravel PHP Framework is to develop web applications. Recently, I developed a simple website for my company using Laravel PHP Framework. I am only using Laravel PHP Framework for developing web apps.

The best feature that Laravel PHP Framework offers is the very good ORM experience, allowing me to easily write complex SQL queries in a short form instead of writing them at length. Using ORM in Laravel PHP Framework makes my development process better and completely stable. Laravel PHP Framework has positively impacted my organization by allowing us to easily develop our web applications without any errors. Although there has been no effect on saving time or resources since expertise is still needed, Laravel PHP Framework helps during admin panel creation because I do not have to write the complete code for the admin panel; I just write the logic since all themes are available in Laravel, and authentication is very easy compared to core PHP.

I did not find Laravel PHP Framework to be AI compatible because for API, Python is more comfortable, and I think it is not working well with AI models currently. I do not have any additional comments about needed improvements or the documentation.

I have been using Laravel PHP Framework for the last three months.

Laravel PHP Framework is stable, as it is a programming language that is completely stable. In my experience, Laravel PHP Framework is stable.

Laravel PHP Framework's scalability for larger projects or increasing user loads is good.

I did not reach out to Laravel PHP Framework's support team because everything is open source, and public documentation is available.

Before using Laravel PHP Framework, we were using core PHP, and we switched to Laravel PHP Framework because it provides better ORM models and authentication.

There has been a return on investment from using Laravel PHP Framework because it saves a lot of time for authentication and other tasks, and there is no investment since it is open source; only our resource cost is applicable, but that will not be calculated here.

Laravel PHP Framework is open source and free, so there are no pricing or licensing costs involved.

We did not evaluate any other options before choosing Laravel PHP Framework; we just started reading and began working with it.

My advice for others looking into using Laravel PHP Framework is that if you want to create a web application and are currently using core PHP, you should try it because it helps a lot with problems and easily solves many issues, especially regarding authentication. I gave this review a rating of ten out of ten.

Public Cloud

Microsoft Azure