Almost all web developers know (at least, should) about Laravel. It’s one of the most prominent PHP architectures that follows the Model-View-Controller or MVC model. The free, open-source framework was designed by Taylor Otwell, and was launched back in 2011, currently running its 7.0 version launching on March 3rd this year.
WordPress is a content management system (CMS) created with a goal of building websites, whether using customizable themes or creating tailor-made solutions. Laravel, on the other hand, is a PHP framework used for creating web applications and other types of websites. So, when should you choose one over another? And why?
Even though 2016 did not bring anything spectacular so far, this is the year when many web development frameworks based on PHP have been released in their newest versions.
