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Jump to PostDepends on your level I guess. Codeigniter is a good start, Laravel is much better designed (using modern features as IoC) IMO. From what I've learned in C# coding mechanics, Laravel is the better fit.
Jump to PostI would choose Laravel, I actually switched my new projects to that in April. I was going to start a new one and I was thinking to go back to Ruby on Rails, but then I decided to try Laravel and I like it, very much. I've been using CodeIgniter …
Jump to PostLike what Pritaeas and Cereal said, Laravel is well coded from the beginning to end. Laravel is also built upon Symfony Components without the Twig. I have seen questions on the web asking which one is better Symfony or Laravel. This question seems to be valid and yet Ignorant and …
Jump to PostLaravel 4 is a shiny new speedboat while CI is a putt-putt. What this means is that you can get your hands dirty really quickly with CI and get fast results as the learning curve is pretty shallow for a framework. The coarse controls are easy to master. However, delve …
Jump to PostI totally understand your situation and I have no disagreement whatsoever, but I have a few concerns about CI. It is no longer maintained by its creator. In fact, Ellis Lab don't want it anymore and it is up for adoption.
Pretty soon, it will show its age. …
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