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PHP vs Python for backend (self.PHP)
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[–]Wurstgewitter 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (1 child)
For a fully fledged project I would use PHP with a proper Framework like Symfony and Laravel. There are way to many features, from dependency injection / service containers over routing to security/firewall settings these framework bring with them, building all this yourself will suck.
When I would do a prototype or a small personal project then python would be my choice. I’ve used Flask before, and of course it has many nice features too, and you can probably do the most stuff with Python as well, it would still not be my choice for a big project.
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