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Re:PHP in 2023 by code_runner on Tuesday January 17, 2023 @07:19AM (#34411611)
+1 for laravel as well. I joined a php project for a fresh rebuild in laravel and had mostly .net experience. Laravel was great.

The documentation is an almost perfect blend of examples and nitty gritty detail. The documentation is almost engaging if you’re coming from other frameworks.

I found myself thinking “wow that’s almost no code, what about this feature or that” and the next section would be the exact topic I was wondering about. Had a blast and could learn more php details as I went

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Re:PHP in 2023 by spiderfarmer on Tuesday January 17, 2023 @08:14AM (#34411996)
This is exactly what I told my friends the other day. The writers of the documentation do a terrific job placing themselves in your shoes.
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