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Sup /g/
I know I should be posting this in the web development general but I this could make for some good discussion.
I want to make a website for freelancers. But without all the excessive features Freelancer, Upwork or Fiverr have.
What platform should I use should I go with Laravel/Codeigniter or Spring? Should I use something else? I am going to one man army it most probably so keep that in mind. I am an adequate programmer so I don't mind learning something new if necessary.
Let's have a friendly discussion ayy mate?
TL;DR
I want to make a freelancing website/webapp. What platform should I use?
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>>59370856
Don't mind the grammatical errors. Using speech to text because wrist sprain.
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>>59370856
not only you are a retarded codemonkey that can't think original ideas by himself and wants to ripoff other sites, you are this stupid you can't figure it out what tools to use.
you are a failure, "mate"
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>>59370970
Copy and extend is what I believe. Just wanna discuss some web frameworks if it doesn't get your panties in a bunch.
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>>59370856
Which ever one you fucking want and feel the most comfortable in. Stick with Laravel/Django/Rails if you want to play it safe, or Flask/Sinatra if you want it small. Go with Node/Express if you want to be a hipster code artisan or easily use the big/popular NoSQL's/React/Angular 2+. Do something in Go or C if you want to "impress" /g/ and/or rip your hair out.
I personally like Django and Flask because they're stupid easy to get something up and running if your not doing something completely off the wall.
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>>59371137
Django/Flask seem cool. Maybe it's time to learn something new.
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