What backend framework should you use!? 👩‍💻 #tech #programming #technology #code #software

[CodingWithLewis]

Do you want to see more tips from the duck? 👩‍💻

[nekierin]

Backend implies the existence of frontbeggining

[XerosOfficial]

I love the fact that PHP's lightweight framework is just PHP

[atra]

"It depends on the programming language you comfortable with"

put scratch on the list...

[VarunBanka]

Please make one from js framework (front end);

[sumrak]

"I know python!" "than use Laravel!"

[nordeenhasan]

for me
learn two backend frontend
1- one that's full featured, easy to learn and handle 100 users per second, single thread
so one of those (laravel, django, trails).

2- one that's for scalable backend handle multithreads, one of those

(golang, java/spring, c#/asp.netcore)


for me I use laravel and golang

[baggier]

Use Nestjs it's so fucking good

Makes express actually usable
Works with fastify too

[immortalsun]

Your editing skills are gosh darn on-point!

[johnnysimps]

Hi Lewis, I have to say it is not really procrastinating. I started learning recently, at first on my own at home and I literally had no idea what to do with all the informations I read. Luckily I got into a course where everything is more structured and I’m making better and more complex apps day by day

[thethiny]

Man ignored Flask even though it used to host all python traffic 😔

[wolfrig]

The how do you get started is my legit question, lol.

[Clip_R]

Love your way 🤗, well I am small editor and as well as a beginner, U shorts help me alot thanks 😘,

[rameshsutliya]

what about golang?
I agree that developer need to handle most of things by themselves but I feel it gives me kinda highest control.

[HikaruAkitsuki]

Hey! Honestly. The always hardest part is to start on something.

[enochmota]

Love the play on "Rubber ducking"

[ilhem]

so for java developers :
> Light weight apps: Spark
> others: Spring boot

[sahil_parmar]

Laravel is best i tried django, express and Laravel but found Laravel best and then after I choose django and express just for real-time apps where there are too much sockets.

[giviko]

I use express bc it's so flexible and lightweight. I don't like opinionated frameworks much so express being express gives me the perfect amount of control. And the typescript integration is pretty damn good

[PyroCyclone]

Fun fact, I'm actually learning how to make a website with no backend framework