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Symfony 2 or Laravel for a distributed system?
Task: a bunch of sites, each performs its own functionality, but all are authenticated through one common set of ACLs lying on one of (how is another question) and one common set of entities for all sites. Sites must work on different physical servers and domains.
Question: which is more convenient to build, symfony 2.8 or Laravel (latest)?
upd. I don’t rummage in either frame, but in PHP I rummage, so I don’t care what, the main convenience, well, not forgetting about speed.
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no difference, basically. And on that and on that you can do both simply and quickly and badly. The difference is essentially only in the approaches to working with the database (doctrine - domain centric, Laravel ORM - database centric).
Well, yes, Laravel has quite a convenient IoC (even despite the fact that autowiring has already been done in symfony2.8), and the concept of middleware. But with Symfony2.8, you can turn on the microkernel, and it will go ahead in terms of performance (pure framework, without ORM, etc.)
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