Hi,
Previously I have worked on codeigniter Framework. Since codeigniter developers are not even sure about version 3.0 , I decided to work with a better/new framwork.
The problem is, whichever the Framework I choose, it needed Composer to work on. First I choose laravel, then symfony , later cakephp. But usually in shared hosting services, they won't allow to install composer.
What is the better option I have ?
Jump to PostYou may be better to use composer on local machine and only upload updated/new files when it works locally. You don't want to be messing about with composer on a live site, do you?
I use laravel extensively (almost exclusively), albeit v4.2, and have shared hosting for most client projects. …
You may be better to use composer on local machine and only upload updated/new files when it works locally. You don't want to be messing about with composer on a live site, do you?
I use laravel extensively (almost exclusively), albeit v4.2, and have shared hosting for most client projects. I've not hit a problem yet.
All my sites are developed locally (XAMPP on Win8.1) and FTPed using Filezilla.
I have variations where I have a few remote dev servers, GIT repos etc, but for most sall-scale projects, I don't think I really need anything else.
hello diafol,
Thank you for your reply. Actually i was not having any idea on what composer does. So i thought it is essential in running/executing a project developed in laravel. That's why I askied the question.Now I am going ahead with Laravel.
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