To be honest, because I mostly spend my time on .NET, I have all the features that I need on Laravel PHP Framework. It has its own Swagger which I can easily integrate with it. It has a webhook for making it available with Stripe. The ORMs are so flexible specifically to have N+1 problem preservations. It has authentication and authorization which is pretty okay for a developer to make things so easily. The same thing applies with having email management for the queue because people are requesting for any of their support. Webhook handling, report generation and many other features are what I have reviewed in the application. As a .NET developer, I just go from Entity Framework to that one. It is a super set which is already set. On the users, whenever I get the posts, I can easily manipulate to have database applications by the unexisting features that are binded by an array of objects. For example, update, since the entity is already known by that one, I update these specific models according to these properties. Create such events, such posts by this one. Tracking the logs. This flexibility has already been there in Entity Framework and it is quite already similar to that one except the operations are called by the array keywords and the object mappings. At the same time, it is so speedy according to the demand. Since I am not developing the entire applications, but I was requesting the guards and the tenant things to be right on the APIs. The simple one just makes it available login, registration, password confirmations, and based on the routing which I already set or which the identity server set. It is simple, I can make it login or guard this thing. Those are the features that I specifically use it.
