Any reason you're not building with a tool you already know?
When trying to get a new project started quickly, this is usually a safer approach. That said, if you're just trying to learn something new that's okay too 👌
Gotcha. Depending on what you're building I'd recommend building your MVP without code. There are a lot of good no-code website builders and tools out there. It'll be a lot faster to get market validation then once you know what you need to build you can write code.
I am a developer and I never start a new project writing code. I always try to get at least a few dozen subscribers or possible buyers first.
Laravel tends to get a lot of love these days. It's opinionated (kind of like Ruby on Rails), but very good.
For a more minimalist approach, Slim PHP is fantastic. It's more like ExpressJS in that it's basically just a router.
Thanks Karl. ITs nerve-wracking having to choose something to build on and having no background in it.
I have a robust prject and Im getting a lot of diff opnions.
Any reason you're not building with a tool you already know?
When trying to get a new project started quickly, this is usually a safer approach. That said, if you're just trying to learn something new that's okay too 👌
I m a non-technical founder only have a high-level understanding of forntend and backend stuff.
Gotcha. Depending on what you're building I'd recommend building your MVP without code. There are a lot of good no-code website builders and tools out there. It'll be a lot faster to get market validation then once you know what you need to build you can write code.
I am a developer and I never start a new project writing code. I always try to get at least a few dozen subscribers or possible buyers first.
Thanks again, Karl. Puts things into perspective.