I finally found a better framework than ProcessWire.

[alxndre]

Easiest, fastest, most reliable framework.

Considering my workload this past weeks, I'm considering on switching.

It supports a wide range of applications:

 

Quote

 

• Ruby 0.95+
• Python 0.9.0+ (but not Python 3)
• Haskell 1.0+
• Go r56+
• Node.js (eventually)
• TensorFlow r1.1+ (because machine learning)
• FORTRAN 1956+
• Java 1+ (enterprise edition only)
• Blockchain (everything can run on a blockchain)

 

[louisstephens]

As a lover of FORTRAN, I am going to have to start using this immediately! I have been waiting on a framework that ticks all of my requirement boxes, and finally it has been found.

[bernhard]

no "ironic" tags... and not even in the pub... *uff 

[dragan]

No way am I going to use a framework with such a truckload of unresolved issues

[tpr]

Some really smart time-saving techniques here! And lazy-loaded as well, nice. 

[szabesz]

4 hours ago, dragan said:

a truckload of unresolved issues

ugh-ugh, so many bored developers trying to cheer up themselves...  

[mr-fan]

...couldn't resist to fork it and clean the code of this framework a little bit if i get the time...

[Gideon So]

LOL. .

Gideon

[modifiedcontent]

But is it serverless?

[MindFull]

I went down this road for a couple months - tried it out but I wasn't making much headway with the learning curve (steep). Reluctantly, I decided to come back to PW... ?

[horst]

4 hours ago, MindFull said:

I went down this road for a couple months - tried it out but I wasn't making much headway with the learning curve (steep). Reluctantly, I decided to come back to PW... ?

You should try harder!