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In which cases is it not recommended to use Laravel as a framework?
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Answer from AI
- For very simple, single-page applications or scripts where the main functionality fits within a few dozen lines of code. Using a framework would be excessive.
- For applications with extremely high performance requirements and minimal resource consumption, where it is necessary to have maximum control over every aspect of code execution.
- In projects where the development team is not familiar with MVC principles and the Laravel ecosystem, and there is no time for training.
- For legacy systems where the main code is written in "pure" PHP or using another framework, and integrating Laravel would require a radical rewrite.
- In projects with very strict corporate policies prohibiting the use of certain third-party libraries or frameworks.
- For microservices with very narrow specialization, where lightweight solutions or micro-frameworks can be used.
- When the project budget is very limited and using a ready-made framework does not justify the costs of its learning and support compared to a simple solution.