Both are similar so choose the one you know/fits you best.
nothing to something:
Laravel you can go from zero to auth + dashboard in like 5 minutes. There are lots of packages to speed things along.
Some of the items I'm recommending are paid, but they are well worth the value they provide and support the creator of Laravel and has enabled him to work on Laravel full time and hire another full time developer to work on Laravel and these products.
There is also Laravel Spark that's basically SaaS in a box, it's $99/site but worth it for a head start.
Laravel has a really great community and great tools that make it super nice/fun to use.
Laravel Valet, quick and easy local dev env. for OSX.
Laravel Forge, it's a SaaS that will spin up servers on (Digital Ocean, AWS, +others) and allow quick deployments plus easy SSL setup through LetsEncrypt. (There is also envoyer.io for zero downtime deployments.
Both are similar so choose the one you know/fits you best.
nothing to something:
Laravel you can go from zero to auth + dashboard in like 5 minutes. There are lots of packages to speed things along.
Some of the items I'm recommending are paid, but they are well worth the value they provide and support the creator of Laravel and has enabled him to work on Laravel full time and hire another full time developer to work on Laravel and these products.
There is also Laravel Spark that's basically SaaS in a box, it's $99/site but worth it for a head start.
Laravel has a really great community and great tools that make it super nice/fun to use.
Laravel Valet, quick and easy local dev env. for OSX.
Laravel Forge, it's a SaaS that will spin up servers on (Digital Ocean, AWS, +others) and allow quick deployments plus easy SSL setup through LetsEncrypt. (There is also envoyer.io for zero downtime deployments.
Laracasts.com for learning.