Did you know that Laravel is the most popular PHP framework for development, with over 60% of the PHP development market share, and that there are more than one million websites currently using Laravel? That’s pretty impressive!
According to recent surveys, nearly 45,000 businesses currently using Laravel for development projects. Laravel is the foundation for nearly 750,000 global website.
In this article, we discuss the benefits of engaging the right IT consulting partner and team to complete your Laravel software application, web application or solution.
If you are reading this article, it is probably because you have heard of Laravel development, and you want to find out more about this web development framework before choosing an option for your own customer-facing or internal business technology project.
There are many reasons to choose Laravel and its PHP underpinning for your software application, and web development needs. In this article, we provide a list of some of the benefits of choosing the Laravel framework and development environment for your business, your development team and your end-users.
By some estimates, Node.js is used by at least 30 million websites and is the most-used framework. Today, the Node environment is popular among developers and is often recommended for cross-platform projects. Its open-source solution is compatible with Windows, Linux, Unix, macOS and more and the back-end JavaScript environs are suitable for complex projects.
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Laravel is a PHP web application framework. According to recent surveys, Laravel represents 9.45% of the web frameworks reported in use by developers. It is growing in popularity among PHP developers. The Laravel product is designed specifically to simplify common development tasks for web projects, e.g., routing, authentication, sessions, caching, etc.
