Symfony (PHP) vs Express.js (node.js) - Differences & Similarities [on hold]











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Recently I started working as a Symfony developer at a well-reputed company. I'm kinda having hard time understanding Symfony since my main background is Express js (node). Certainly, I know that I will understand symfony and its structure/style with time. But it would be great if someone would help me speed up the learning process.

Can someone point out the differences & the similarities between these frameworks? And what are some tips you would give me?






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    Can someone point out the differences & the similarities between these frameworks? And what are some tips you would give me?






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      Can someone point out the differences & the similarities between these frameworks? And what are some tips you would give me?






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      Recently I started working as a Symfony developer at a well-reputed company. I'm kinda having hard time understanding Symfony since my main background is Express js (node). Certainly, I know that I will understand symfony and its structure/style with time. But it would be great if someone would help me speed up the learning process.

      Can someone point out the differences & the similarities between these frameworks? And what are some tips you would give me?






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