Support of VueJS in CakePHP 3

Performance
13

https://github.com/cakephp > 37 people part of organisation
https://github.com/laravel > 7 people part of organisation

Apparently, 7 are turning out to be much more efficient and productive (and for good) than 37.

Small(er) group of people is making big(ger) impact.
The alignment of ideas, the syncing of thought-processes and initiatives is definitely better.

I am following Laracasts to learn Laravel, and I find nothing like that (remember - it is a paid service, not the product “Laravel”, but the lessons) even for a payment.

Personally, I am trying to re-create all the tutorials in CakePHP to:

  1. Understand how and what is different in Laravel than CakePHP
  2. Create a curated list of video-tutorials akin to the ones on the mentioned site and put these out there - I do not intend to make a profit out of that, but a small fee might not hurt really - adds value to a product

Just 1 small thing (now that I think about it, it’s not that small actually) : We have to “support” everyone using, learning, teaching CakePHP - as a community.
Be a good critic while sharing feedback, and even better at receiving it - encourage, support and contribute via CakePHP packages (Auth, Rest API, latest-version-support of popular packages, IDE plugins (VScode, PhpStorm, Netbeans etc), Twitter activity (share more, tag more, educate more - 1 awesome tip a day by 30 people would make a huge impact) - and a few more stuff like that.

Some members (you and I can start) connect weekly/bi-weekly/monthly and just “talk” about the things that we are doing and intend to do, share ideas, initiates, be more vocal and available to people (new-and-old developers) who need help/inputs - actively on Twitter/Stackoverflow/GitHub-issues etc.

Now that almost entire developer community is in a “work-from-home” (or a virtual lock-down mode) let’s arrange for some online meetups to identify challenges of developers and support them in whatever way possible - even if it needs us to support Laravel as a framework or developers - it’s not going away, and is definitely keeping PHP from dying, better we team-up and learn from each other (as frameworks, as developers).
There shouldn’t be any “rivalry” of sort, rather “opportunity-to-learn-and-grow”.