> I wonder sometimes why more people don’t use Laravel (or similar frameworks in other languages: Rails or Adonis)
these frameworks, and other similar ones, often assume that
1. there is some sort of UI or frontend
2. there is a relational database that the app is connecting to
3. there is some sort of auth, based on usernames and passwords
with the stuff I do at work, these assumptions are almost always incorrect.
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Web frameworks are excellent for CRUD.
Not everything is CRUD.
For example, highly concurrent multiplayer game servers are "web" but they're not "CRUD".
> I wonder sometimes why more people don’t use Laravel (or similar frameworks in other languages: Rails or Adonis)
these frameworks, and other similar ones, often assume that
1. there is some sort of UI or frontend
2. there is a relational database that the app is connecting to
3. there is some sort of auth, based on usernames and passwords
with the stuff I do at work, these assumptions are almost always incorrect.
(edited grammar)