Roshan Jha · 2 views
Both are great choices — the right one depends on the size of your project, your team and your hosting.
Choose core PHP when…
- The project is small to medium and must run on any shared hosting
- You need maximum control and minimum overhead
- Budget and timeline are tight
Choose Laravel when…
- You need queues, scheduled jobs, complex authentication or APIs
- Several developers will maintain the code long term
- You want built-in testing, migrations and an ecosystem of packages
Either way, clean architecture, prepared statements and SEO-friendly output matter more than the framework name.
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