Laravel

Deploying an application can be hard. The new code must be pulled in, permissions must be set, migrations must be run, etc. In some cases the whole website goes down while deploying a new version. And the more that must be done manual, the more can, and eventually, will go wrong.

Since a few years everyone seems to be using Laravel for about everything. That is completely understandable, as it provides some great features. The only downside is that when there is a (security) bug this is easily exploited.