Oh wow, Laravel… It’s been a few years since I last had to upgrade a project to a new major release. I only remember upgrades always being quite painful, with stuff moving around a lot, and lots of arbitrary changes to make things look nicer but causing a lot of pain during an upgrade, often with rather useless error reporting.
Indeed, I don’t miss working with high-churn frameworks such as Laravel, Rails or CakePHP at all.
Oh wow, Laravel… It’s been a few years since I last had to upgrade a project to a new major release. I only remember upgrades always being quite painful, with stuff moving around a lot, and lots of arbitrary changes to make things look nicer but causing a lot of pain during an upgrade, often with rather useless error reporting.
Indeed, I don’t miss working with high-churn frameworks such as Laravel, Rails or CakePHP at all.