PHP Frameworks
While I've never used a PHP framework for a project, I became interested in them about 6 months ago, around the time that alot of other developers were getting swept up by either the Ruby On Rails or the MVC craze. With the Zend PHP Framework just around the corner, PHPers can be certain that frameworks are here to stay. I'll go as far as saying that experience with at least one framework is going to be a mandatory asset in every PHP developers' skill set.
I've been collecting links to PHP framework websites since my interest was piqued. Here's what I have so far. Over at mustap.com's PHP Zone, you'll find a list of the Top 10 PHP MVC Frameworks. It's worth a gander.
To balance out all this seriousness, treat yourself by giving this a read: Why I Hate Frameworks.
March 20th, 2006 at 12:06 pm
PHP framework comparison chart
"Framework" seems to be the PHP buzzword of 2006. Choosing the right framework for your project is an involved task, but you can refer to this handy "at a glance" PHP framework comparison chart from PHPit.net to get you going in th…
November 21st, 2006 at 11:30 am
[…] PHP Hacks posted a new article on Nov 10, 10 PHP Frameworks Compared. It provides a nice run down of some popular frameworks and their functionality. Like other previous comparison articles, I'm left with the same frameworks in my top 3: CakePHP, CodeIgniter and Zend Framework. Perhaps this means it's time for me to get off the pot and cook up an app using one of these, eh? […]
January 10th, 2008 at 2:01 pm
Yo may consider this one too - QPHP. It is ASP.NET like, object oriented, event driven, component based, ajax support, i18n support, highly customizable.