Hey everyone! I'm looking to develop a few web applications that are expected to engage at least 1000+ users due to their utility. I want a framework that's not only efficient but also helps me scale easily. Moreover, having a strong community support would really help me learn quickly and become proficient. So, which framework should I go with: Laravel or Django?
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Honestly, both frameworks are great for what you want to do. It might come down to whether you prefer PHP or Python! If you have experience with one of those languages, I'd lean toward using the corresponding framework.
I’ve primarily used Django since 2008, and I still love it. But in recent times, I'm finding Laravel to be easier for deployment and it comes with lots of helpful features. It really depends on your background though!
For a project with 1000+ users, both frameworks can scale well, but knowing how to code efficiently is key. If you haven’t worked with either yet, Laravel might be a better starting point since it’s a bit easier to learn.
I agree! Plus, if you’ve got any experience in PHP, Laravel could be much more intuitive.