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While learning any programming language always comes a moment in which everyone asks the same question, “what next?”. Unfortunately, there is no unambiguous answer to this question, because everything really depends on what would you like to do in future. In the case of PHP, the most reasonable step will be to learn its frameworks, because these are its strengths. And here comes the next question, which one should you choose?
Technologies used to create and improve internet applications growing up so dynamically that what’s modern today, tomorrow can be outdated. SPA was created years ago but now programmers still use it to develop modern applications. But what exactly is SPA? It’s an acronym of “Single Page Application”. Often it’s wrongly interpreted as “One Page” websites and both sounds similar but they are completely different concepts.
