They are both powerful, with Django relying on Python, and Laravel relying on PHP and borrowing a parcel from another powerful system: Symphony. Assuming that the client does not mind what language or system we use, let me contrast the two: Laravel does not provide a backend by default, but Django does. So in case a client requires an online site with a backend, well, Django takes the win, as its backend can be minimal and less intricate than Joomla's or WordPress', but it is still extremely wonderful. Of course, we can always code a backend for Laravel, but Django already has one.

The below stats by Google Trends compare the popularity of Magento vs. Shopify over the last ten years. Initially, Magento held a consistent level of interest, with a slight lead over Shopify. However, around 2018, there was a big shift. Shopify began to surge in popularity, overtaking Magento and continuing to rise steadily.

DevOps and DevSecOps are two relatively new terms in the world of information technology. While both concepts have been around for quite some time, they have only recently become popular buzzwords. So what exactly are DevOps and DevSecOps, and what are the top differences between them? In this post, we'll outline the top differences between DevOps and DevSecOps.