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Live Reloading PHP Applications With Nodemon

When building a traditional web application in PHP we don’t care about reloading it. We make some changes in the source code, save it, then make the request in the browser or some other client and we can see these changes. They have already applied automatically because of the nature of PHP, its request-response model. On every new request each time we bootstrap the whole application.

Tutorial Added by: seregazhuk // sergeyzhuk.me