Private When's Laravel coming to retros?

[dominic]

I've been speculating about this since like.. forever.
When's Laravel coming to retros? Since it's like... one of the best PHP frameworks out there?
Have you ever considered using it for a retro? Would you use it for a retro?

 

[The General]

https://forum.ragezone.com/f331/hartisan-cms-habbo-artisans-laravel-1028563/

 

[dominic]

https://forum.ragezone.com/f331/hartisan-cms-habbo-artisans-laravel-1028563/

Authored 2k14, never really seen it being used anywhere and that is one example...

 

[Hejula]

People are still using RevCMS so that tells you a lot about why it isn't used

I made a fully functioning CMS using CodeIgniter last year but that never went anywhere.

 

[NoBrain]

I made a fully functioning CMS using CodeIgniter last year but that never went anywhere.

There was also another CodeIgniter CMS last year that was released however that didn't pick up as well, people are too accustomed to RevCMS and don't see a reason to switch over. I reckon they're also intimidated by the amount of folders, the particular structure, maybe even the configuration process. For the most part it's exactly the same way as RevCMS to setup depending on the route you take, hell it would be even easier if someone made an installer with their CodeIgniter CMS / Other CMS.

There are a bunch of CMS's that are so much better than RevCMS but people refuse to switch over to something that doesn't have people backing it, in terms of skins / add-ons.

 

[Hoshiko]

Never. PHP is dead. Isomorphic is the way to go now.

 

[Git]

I believe Fatal Hotel used to use CodeIgniter but then switched to Laravel (I'm not sure about the switching part, though). If they hadn't switched to Laravel then they're still using CodeIgniter.

This was posted by Moe on Instagram a long time ago (approximately, 10 months), which confirms they were/are using CodeIgniter:

 

[NoBrain]

Never. PHP is dead.

PHP is far from dead.

 

[Ron]

Never. PHP is dead. Isomorphic is the way to go now.

What makes you think PHP is dead exactly?

 

[maritnmine]

What makes you think PHP is dead exactly?

I think we should all be using NodeJS and MongoDB by now.

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[Bloodraven]

Never. PHP is dead. Isomorphic is the way to go now.

It's not dead... but I sort of think its past it's sell-by date - there are better alternatives now.

 

[TheOleg]

It's not dead... but I sort of think its past it's sell-by date - there are better alternatives now.

now

Like...?

 

[Hoshiko]

Like...?

I'm sorry, are you from the past?

 

[XenoGFX]

I believe Fatal Hotel used to use CodeIgniter but then switched to Laravel (I'm not sure about the switching part, though). If they hadn't switched to Laravel then they're still using CodeIgniter.

This was posted by Moe on Instagram a long time ago (approximately, 10 months), which confirms they were/are using CodeIgniter:

That was codeigniter back in the day... but now i've been working on a complete nodeJS (including express framework etc etc) cms. If you're still using revcms or uber, you're pretty late to the party. Everything i've coded for fatal cms has been custom.

Theres other things like python (django)

 

[Eronisch]

I think we should all be using ASP.NET MVC

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Fixed.

 

[TheOleg]

I'm sorry, are you from the past?

So what should I use that I can just drag-n-drop sources in web root and it will work?