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What framework to use to build lightweight websites?
Hello.
Recently, I often have to make light websites: landing pages, a calculator for applying for a visa, a fitness training schedule, and so on.
I do similar projects on a self-written framework, I cope with all the tasks, but I would like to hand over projects faster.
Despite all the uniformity of projects, there are still some glitches from time to time, for example, in writing data to the database, in setting up a slider or authorization on the portal. I think the problem is that my self-written methods are not universal enough to satisfy the requirements of different projects.
Tell me some kind of lightweight framework suitable for my tasks or give a link to github or some article describing a good self-written framework.
Thank you.
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You need laravel.
The rest of the answers are from people who didn't understand the question.
Lara is a framework specially designed for mass production, including primitive sites, exactly according to the "fuck-fuck-to-production" system that you describe
Lumen and other microframeworks - for MUCH more experienced developers.
CMS is not about that at all.
for example, in writing data to the database, in setting up a slider or authorization on the portal.fix it!
If it’s a light site with simple microservices, spend a month writing a simple one, then use it further and build it up, and you will get Good and the client gets the maximum optimal code and database design strictly for his tasks.
Look at MaxSite CMS. It turns out very smart sites, plus UniCSS is much more logical than bootstrap.
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