Practical usage of symphony/laravel ?
There is so much fuss about these two PHP frameworks, yet i still do not see what is so special about them.
Did anyone wrote some code with them? Actual examples are usually better then documentation. |
I developed VendBits https://vendbits.com on Laravel which utilizes the Model-View-Controller (MVC), an architectural pattern that separates an application into three main logical components: the model, the view, and the controller.
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The most practical thing to do with Laravel is to burn it in a hole and run the other way.
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I prefer to use Visual Basic for my programming needs.
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I don't want anything else to do with after using it to implement AgeID for clients. :2 cents: |
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People buy into that hype and resell it to another fool. :1orglaugh |
because Laravel is like apple, it just fucking works. All other languages are about trends and the latest bs framework. JS ecosystem is a fucking mess. I don't about adult, but Laravel is a big money maker for shopify developers.
If you about your money, PHP is the shit. |
^ Exactly. Laravel is a robust system and makes web development using PHP enjoyable. It's currently on version 9. Taylor built a great product. The feeble minded can't comprehend how to use it properly and their dismissal of it shows their incompetence.
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Feeble minded programmers need frameworks.
The rest of us just pull up our own code libraries. :1orglaugh |
Codeigniter used to be hyped as the best
Top 10 Alternatives to CodeIgniter Angular. Laravel. CakePHP. Symfony. Yii. Slim Framework. Phalcon. Laminas Project (formerly Zend Framework) :2 cents: |
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Laravel dominates its competition for PHP/backend frameworks. https://eww-wp-new.s3.ap-south-1.ama...rk-Usage-1.png https://webmobtechcdn.nyc3.cdn.digit...Frameworks.png |
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https://laracasts.com/series/build-m...ng-inertia-js/ https://jetstream.laravel.com/ |
I love these timeline charts
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Nothing to see here, folks. Just bm embarrassing himself... again.
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Laravel's creator isn't doing too badly.
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If you're building a house, would you buy standard lumber sizes from a store or chop down trees yourself?
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My point is, it's about standardization and rapid development/deployment. There's no point in re-inventing the wheel.
Yes, it's nice to be able to code as close to binary/machine languages, but it's not necessary for many people to develop those skills. |
Oh here we go :1orglaugh
IMHO it really depends on the project itself - both worlds have their pros and cons. For example, MechBunny itself is like a little framework where we build a lot of sites on top of it - not neccesarily being tubes. I like to code my own stuff from the ground up, however as Konrad's script takes care of 99% of a project requirements, i usually just use that and buiild / modify on top of it - the same it goes with frameworks - it gets the job done and also when we talking maintenance when you have a project built on a known framework, it is easier to change developers versus having some custom written code that would need rewritten most of the times :2 cents: |
Are ya'll seriously arguing over a framework? looooool.
Use it or don't. Go find something more important to spend brain cycles on than to bitch about what someone else wants to use. That being said, made a ton of money thanks to Laravel, but I haven't written PHP in almost a decade. Full stack JavaScript now, where I make a metric fuck ton more money. |
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If someone comes to me and says he is better developing the application with whatever business logic it needs and all the basics like database connectors, variable sanitation, routing etc themselves I know for a fact that at best they will take 10x the time to get it done which is wasteful or at worst they will deliver unusable shit because they do not know what they do. That is the big issue with developers, they all think they are smart and want to reinvent the wheel. I am a developer, I don’t know if I am overly smart or not but I know I do not have the time in my life to write every simple basic shit myself when there is frameworks doing it for me so I can focus on writing code that actually matters… |
Laravel usually loads a bit faster than Symphony
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I will however point out that those that worked only in frameworks in my experience didn't even understand the basic fundamentals of web development. They didn't understand how to prevent against SQL injection, XSS, etc. They had at most a vague understanding that these things exist but not how to exploit them or prevent them. They are lacking a lot of knowledge that they should have but don't. |
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Well there is not only one typ of developer right, I'd much rather work with one brilliant backend and have a great security engineer than have one guy who "knows as much as possible" but does nothing really well and takes ages to get any production code out of the door
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For adult affiliate marketing, though, it doesn't matter that much. I try to make my sites look nice, but I try to get surfers off of my site and clicking on an ad/link asap. Let the sponsor finish the sale.
Regular PHP is fine for this, don't have to waste time being fancy for maybe a couple more conversions. |
every open source package has exploits and is continuously being penetration assaulted.
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Laravel is fantastic, coupled with livewire we really pulled off something special, I'll be using this stack where ever I can from now on. Hope you're doing Good Rebel D! |
Tube Ace,
Webmasters will love your video embed script if you do it in Laravel, so do it. They also need a multi cam feed site like Konrad's. You should be able to crank those 2 scripts out in a week using Laravel. :thumbsup |
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i lik lego :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup |
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You're wanting someone who can do the job of MANY people. Understandable, this is an interesting thing I learned after leaving adult. Nowhere else is this type of thing expected. People focus on a subset of the overall problem and make sure they do that thing great. In adult "I want someone who knows the database, deployment target, security, design marketing and anything else, and I want them to be flawless in all of it!!" But you know what is the biggest problem? Nobody in this fucking industry wants to pay the cost of having someone like that. So what happens? They hire someone who talks out of their ass, get's screwed over because that person charged a low rate that satisfied this person and got left screwed over. Not to toot my own horn but I spent a long fucking time learning and gaining those skills, thankfully they're in heavy demand outside of adult... But they pay for it. If I got an email from an adult person wanting me to do all of that shit, I wouldn't even respond to the email without a non-refundable deposit of $50k. You gonna pay 50k for that? Doubtful. That being said, I'm a former heavy contributor to Laravel and the ecosystem and have built my own frameworks to get the understanding of everything, and can do almost anything at scale in PHP. But will I write 100% vanilla PHP? That 50k price tag just went up to $200k. Basically what I'm saying is, you get what you pay for, and frankly this industry is bottom of the barrel pricing, everyone thinks they know everything and the people "paying" think that their $1k for 400 hours of work is "generous". Real engineers would laugh in your face coming sideways at them like that shit. |
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I'm not saying every programmer has to be a professional penetration tester, but to put it into a comparison - I would expect a car mechanic to know how a transmission works but wouldn't necessarily expect a normal mechanic to be able to rebuild one. |
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budgets are small too. there's a few big projects with big teams, but that's pretty rare. this reality is well understood by those who spent their career (20+ years) developing for the adult industry. we're usually the sole team member on most projects. developers who spent their whole career in adult usually know the entire stack top to bottom and sideways. we know many different packages and built our own. there's at least a couple dozen of us here at gfy. # Quote:
yea we're just smut peddlers :1orglaugh # |
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No wonder ya'll get fucking scammed so much. But hey, if you can't afford it, you can't afford it. I am not google, but I still budget about $20k/mo just for engineering on my products. |
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i have clients who think $49 a month for a hosted cms is a lot. i also have clients who spend a lot more (and make a lot more). if you want to be a service provider in adult, you can't have your nose up in the air. # |
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I mean sure if you are in financial need then that's different, but we're not talking about someone taking a $120 coding job because it's better than nothing and they have rent to pay soon. But anyway, this mentality of "I shouldn't pay for a service based on market rates because I'm cheap" is pretty unique to this industry only. So I guess, enjoy working for $15/hr programming my guy. I'll enjoy sitting on the beach in the Bahama's for a week with a fruity drink in my hand knowing that I don't have to worry or be hunched over my desk for 23.5hr a day coding to make ends meet. |
We're years behind tech wise compared to mainstream and that's a fact. There are exceptions, but those are rare.
The problem is that ok, we get to the "jack of all trades, master of none" idea, but you do really need to have a global understanding of how everything works in order to be a good dev and i do agree that the ideal is to have a dedicated team and delegate tasks, however that really does not happen in adult and 99% of the time it's design (HTML, CSS) part and the backend (coding) part and that's that. Also the saying "porn pays more for coding" is false, the coding costs are a joke compared to mainstream - we charge 2-3K for a paysite (design, coding, setup, custom features, billers, etc...) - basically everything A to Z from the ground up - and that's considered expensive. |
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I have never seen a post on here that his software was hacked, slow, or bad. You are delusional to call him delusion of about the last 20 years of his life. :2 cents: |
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