What are the benefits and drawbacks of "Laravel being based on Symfony"?

  Shawn Frank    April 26, 2017    1776

 

Laravel relies on a some Symfony components (like Http Foundation or Routing) and also on other libraries moreover(Swiftmailer or Monolog to name the most popularized ones). Laravel framework employs the MVC architectural pattern (model-view-controller) that isolates, regulate and control specific development criteria of any application development. This approach enhances performance and representation and also empowers the Laravel developer to write immaculate and clear codes, which facilitates better substantiation. Instead, Symfony is more near to business and necessitates virtues comprehension of the framework and its components.

 

Basically, it has no drawbacks at all. Ultimately it signifies instead that the PHP ecosystem offers some degree of maturity.

Certainly:

Composer, standard autoloading, namespacing, dependency injection all these permits us to mingle and pair packages with no annoyance.

The language has sufficiently grown to write completely independent and autonomic libraries.

Few framework such as Symfony and Laravel are built of nicely decoupled libraries, that simply allows you to exchange components between each other with a diminutive attempt.

Laravel framework can utilize powerfully tested third party libraries with better attempts without having to reinvent the wheel and writing again something which formerly prevails.

The lack of this level of modularity is something that was one of the biggest problems of PHP and same is also is taken for granted in other languages (Java or Python).

 


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