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Pros of Backpack for Laravel
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    • 953
      Large community
    • 819
      Open source
    • 767
      Easy deployment
    • 487
      Great frameworks
    • 387
      The best glue on the web
    • 235
      Continual improvements
    • 185
      Good old web
    • 145
      Web foundation
    • 135
      Community packages
    • 125
      Tool support
    • 35
      Used by wordpress
    • 34
      Excellent documentation
    • 29
      Used by Facebook
    • 23
      Because of Symfony
    • 21
      Dynamic Language
    • 17
      Easy to learn
    • 17
      Cheap hosting
    • 15
      Very powerful web language
    • 14
      Awesome Language and easy to implement
    • 14
      Fast development
    • 14
      Because of Laravel
    • 13
      Composer
    • 12
      Flexibility, syntax, extensibility
    • 9
      Easiest deployment
    • 8
      Readable Code
    • 8
      Fast
    • 7
      Short development lead times
    • 7
      Most of the web uses it
    • 7
      Worst popularity quality ratio
    • 7
      Fastestest Time to Version 1.0 Deployments
    • 6
      Simple, flexible yet Scalable
    • 6
      Faster then ever
    • 5
      Open source and large community
    • 4
      Cheap to own
    • 4
      Has the best ecommerce(Magento,Prestashop,Opencart,etc)
    • 4
      Is like one zip of air
    • 4
      Open source and great framework
    • 4
      Large community, easy setup, easy deployment, framework
    • 4
      Easy to use and learn
    • 4
      Easy to learn, a big community, lot of frameworks
    • 4
      Great developer experience
    • 4
      I have no choice :(
    • 2
      Hard not to use
    • 2
      Walk away
    • 2
      Interpreted at the run time
    • 2
      FFI
    • 2
      Safe the planet
    • 2
      Used by STOMT
    • 2
      Fault tolerance
    • 2
      Great flexibility. From fast prototyping to large apps
    • 1
      Simplesaml
    • 1
      Bando
    • 1
      Secure
    • 1
      It can get you a lamborghini
    • 0
      Secure

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    Cons of Backpack for Laravel
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      • 22
        So easy to learn, good practices are hard to find
      • 16
        Inconsistent API
      • 8
        Fragmented community
      • 6
        Not secure
      • 3
        No routing system
      • 3
        Hard to debug
      • 2
        Old

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      What is Backpack for Laravel?

      Quickly build an admin interface for your Eloquent models. Then customize every little detail. It helps Laravel developers build admin panels for their clients - so that they manage their own websites.

      What is PHP?

      Fast, flexible and pragmatic, PHP powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.

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