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Difference between laravel and codeigniter


Yeah of course both languages are doing good. we have some advantages and the disadvantages too. It also need look based on the requirements from the user and satisfication. condeigniter has the version 3 and laravel 5.4 versions. It just goes on with the updates and features. Any how some differences should be down here!.

The difference between laravel and codeigniter features

                                                    LARAVEL CODEIGNITER
1. ORM(Object Relational Mapper) -  yes                   -
2. Active record -  Yes                 Yes
3. Packaged module                            -  yes                 -
4. Routing                                   -  yes                  Yes
5. Inbuild user auth                        -  yes                  -
6. Inbuild captcha -   -                  yes
7. Template engine -   yes                -
8. Code generation -  yes                -
9. Namespaces                             - yes                 -
10. Inbuild cli Support(Command-line)  -  yes            -
11. Memory Recommanded -  1GB 256MB

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