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Re:PHP in 2023 by clementai on Tuesday January 17, 2023 @08:13AM (#34411981)
Next.js is great but can't compare to Laravel, they are not for the same use case. Laravel comes with an ORM, a job queue, a mail framework... And it can also scaffold a complete auth system for you
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Re:PHP in 2023 by machiaweliczny on Tuesday January 17, 2023 @12:50PM (#34415823)
You can just add Bull/Temporal, Prisma/Knex and Braze and you can swap stuff when needed but I understand that for new people it's nice to have everything integrated when starting out.

Still seems like most people write separate backend and Nest.js is most popular. I am not a biggest fan yet personally.

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