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Re:I Miss Rails by tomschlick on Friday March 29, 2019 @02:27AM (#19519579)
On the php side of things, Laravel is doing very well and is very "rails-esque".
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Re:I Miss Rails by joelbluminator on Friday March 29, 2019 @09:19AM (#19521378)
Heard of Laravel, it's a Rails fork right?
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Re:I Miss Rails by tomschlick on Friday March 29, 2019 @09:31AM (#19521485)
Laravel is definitely Rails inspired, but also takes inspiration from a lot of other frameworks (CodeIgniter, Symfony, .NET, etc).
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Re:I Miss Rails by joelbluminator on Friday March 29, 2019 @09:54AM (#19521686)
I was just teasing, Laravel looks solid. It's also comforting to know that if you move from Laravel world to Rails, a lot is familiar out of the box. It's good for us developers and good for the industry. Which I can't say about js stack/elixir/Golang/Spring etc etc.
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Re:I Miss Rails by noir_lord on Friday March 29, 2019 @10:14AM (#19521852)
Laravel doesn't follow semantic versioning and more important they are sloppy about backwards compatible changes been documented anywhere.

Symfony 4 however is wonderful, they modularised everything, kept backwards compatibility, properly deprecate things and it's fast, like really fast.

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Re:I Miss Rails by tomschlick on Monday April 01, 2019 @10:49AM (#19543797)
Laravel as of > 5.5 (5.8 is current) does not release breaking changes in point releases.

Yes they don't follow semver but a modified version of paradigm.major.minor

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