It has Auth, Templating, ORM, Email, Caching, Forms, Validations.
For frontend I like Bootstrap or Tailwind as a base, but for interactivity I use a combination of htmx and Alpine.js, so everything's pretty light-weight.
In the frontend world, I started reducing my reliance on it. I started quite a while ago and had went through jQuery, jQuery UI, bower, gulp, grunt, AngularJS, then the completely rewritten Angular 2+, Vue.js, npm, yarn 1, yarn 2, yarn 3, webpack, rollup, Parcel.js (which I like)...
It was too much for me to keep up. So I stuck with Symfony and try to keep the frontend light-weight.
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PHP / Symfony.
It has Auth, Templating, ORM, Email, Caching, Forms, Validations.
For frontend I like Bootstrap or Tailwind as a base, but for interactivity I use a combination of htmx and Alpine.js, so everything's pretty light-weight.
In the frontend world, I started reducing my reliance on it. I started quite a while ago and had went through jQuery, jQuery UI, bower, gulp, grunt, AngularJS, then the completely rewritten Angular 2+, Vue.js, npm, yarn 1, yarn 2, yarn 3, webpack, rollup, Parcel.js (which I like)...
It was too much for me to keep up. So I stuck with Symfony and try to keep the frontend light-weight.