PHP

Laravel is the most popular PHP framework that combines all the best PHP practices. It is relatively young (introduced to the market in 2011 by Taylor Otwell), but thanks to its ease of use and programmer-friendly structure, it has gained high popularity. Laravel is an open source framework, all of which is available on Github, so anyone can use it freely. It provides a wide range of tools to simplify the programming process and support the implementation and maintenance of the application. It handles processes such as caching, authentication, and routing. Moreover, it is based on the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architectural pattern. Laravel was used to build such web applications as: Startups, Bonappetour, Laracasts and Fox47.

Symfony, like Laravel, it relies on the MVC design pattern. It is one of the fastest PHP frameworks, so it is used to create applications where performance matters. From the point of view of web applications, it is compatible with all standards and patterns of their construction. Symfony as a framework adapts to the needs of the programmer, and thanks to the addition of dependency injection and the Event Dispatcher component, it becomes configurable. In addition, it can be used as a micro-frame to implement specific functionality in a large project. It uses a technology called scaffolding to operate its databases. Symfony has been used to create sites such as Spotify, BlaBlaCar and DocPlanner.