I built #toyboxforlaravel specifically for my own needs for launching. I like using bleeding edge and "non-standard" stuff, and vertical scaling, as well as tight code quality enforcement with tools like Duster, Rector, and Rustywind.
Have yet to launch something with it as I've been focusing on freelancing, but have played around with actually using it and getting it on a live server with some success.
I'm biased having worked with it for most of my career, but I genuinely believe Laravel is top tier for product development speed right now, beyond meta-frameworks for frontend like Next/Nuxt. There are some areas where it's even ahead of Rails, which is the real OG here.
Just the first-party ecosystem alone is insane value!
I built
#toyboxforlaravel specifically for my own needs for launching. I like using bleeding edge and "non-standard" stuff, and vertical scaling, as well as tight code quality enforcement with tools like Duster, Rector, and Rustywind.
Have yet to launch something with it as I've been focusing on freelancing, but have played around with actually using it and getting it on a live server with some success.
Really cool project! I tried laravel in its infancy and it was really cool.
Thanks!
I'm biased having worked with it for most of my career, but I genuinely believe Laravel is top tier for product development speed right now, beyond meta-frameworks for frontend like Next/Nuxt. There are some areas where it's even ahead of Rails, which is the real OG here.
Just the first-party ecosystem alone is insane value!