If your aim is to learn new things specifically for shipping, then yes.
With only the free packages in the official ecosystem, you can have user registration & auth, payment provider setup (Stripe, Paddle, or LemonSqueezy), application performance monitoring, feature flags, code quality linting, websockets, API setup (both simple and complex like OAuth) and social logins (e.g. Google), all running within a few minutes.
Then there's the free WAMP/XAMP alternative called Herd which makes the dev environment easier.
Then there's the paid ecosystem, which can take care of infrastructure for you (both normal servers with Forge and serverless with Vapor), deployment (Envoyer), have premium payment dashboards (Spark), and application admin panels (Nova, but I prefer the free Filament instead)
Exactly, that’s why I want to use simple stack. So are you suggesting me to use laraval?
If your aim is to learn new things specifically for shipping, then yes.
With only the free packages in the official ecosystem, you can have user registration & auth, payment provider setup (Stripe, Paddle, or LemonSqueezy), application performance monitoring, feature flags, code quality linting, websockets, API setup (both simple and complex like OAuth) and social logins (e.g. Google), all running within a few minutes.
Then there's the free WAMP/XAMP alternative called Herd which makes the dev environment easier.
Then there's the paid ecosystem, which can take care of infrastructure for you (both normal servers with Forge and serverless with Vapor), deployment (Envoyer), have premium payment dashboards (Spark), and application admin panels (Nova, but I prefer the free Filament instead)