Need suggestions on PHP frameworks

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Hi,

I need to select a PHP framework for a small project about 20-25 pages (but
expected to grow in the future). I was looking at the comparison chart at
http://www.phpframeworks.com/.

After browsing through some forums seems like CodeIgniter is the popular
option. *** But I really like event driven capabilities in Prado and Yii.
*** Please give me your input on what you think the best framework is and
why.

Also I would like an IDE (preferably free) which support that framework and
gives syntax highlighting and auto completion not only to the framework but
using my own classes as well. Also it need to have debugging, call stack,
variable/object quick view analysis.

Thanks,
Dhanushka.

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Re: Need suggestions on PHP frameworks

Dhanushka Samarakoon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to select a PHP framework for a small project about 20-25 pages (but
> expected to grow in the future). I was looking at the comparison chart at
> http://www.phpframeworks.com/.
>
> After browsing through some forums seems like CodeIgniter is the popular
> option. *** But I really like event driven capabilities in Prado and Yii.
> *** Please give me your input on what you think the best framework is and
> why.

can't see anybody helping you here, you just need to try a couple that
fit your requirements and see which one(s) you prefer.

or use zend.

> Also I would like an IDE (preferably free) which support that framework and
> gives syntax highlighting and auto completion not only to the framework but
> using my own classes as well. Also it need to have debugging, call stack,
> variable/object quick view analysis.
>

searching the archives would be good; this question is asked almost
daily.. but PDT/eclipse, netbeans, aptana

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Re: Need suggestions on PHP frameworks

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Thanks :-)
Tried searching the archives, but maybe I was not using the correct search
terms.
Will give it another try.

On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Nathan Rixham wrote:

> Dhanushka Samarakoon wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I need to select a PHP framework for a small project about 20-25 pages
> (but
> > expected to grow in the future). I was looking at the comparison chart at
> > http://www.phpframeworks.com/.
> >
> > After browsing through some forums seems like CodeIgniter is the popular
> > option. *** But I really like event driven capabilities in Prado and Yii.
> > *** Please give me your input on what you think the best framework is and
> > why.
>
> can't see anybody helping you here, you just need to try a couple that
> fit your requirements and see which one(s) you prefer.
>
> or use zend.
>
> > Also I would like an IDE (preferably free) which support that framework
> and
> > gives syntax highlighting and auto completion not only to the framework
> but
> > using my own classes as well. Also it need to have debugging, call stack,
> > variable/object quick view analysis.
> >
>
> searching the archives would be good; this question is asked almost
> daily.. but PDT/eclipse, netbeans, aptana
>

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Re: Re: Need suggestions on PHP frameworks

Hi,

> ...

I doubt you'll get a reasoned bunch of suggestions, more a religious
war... :-) Still, I like PEAR components.

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Re: Re: Need suggestions on PHP frameworks

> I doubt you'll get a reasoned bunch of suggestions, more a religious
> war... :-) Still, I like PEAR components.
>
>
Exactly.

You have to visit the websites of frameworks, comparison articles, etc
and find out for yourself which one suits you best.

Currently, if I get to decide, I choose ZF for all the new PHP projects.
I am also comfortable with
* my own framework
* other frameworks like Symfony
* framework less projects

Recently, I wrote about ZF -
http://techchorus.net/reasons-use-zend-framework

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Re: Re: Need suggestions on PHP frameworks

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Which framework to use is more of a religious war than anything, but I would
recommend Symfony. It has a nice architechture and is very extendable.

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2009/11/13 Sudheer Satyanarayana

>
> I doubt you'll get a reasoned bunch of suggestions, more a religious
>> war... :-) Still, I like PEAR components.
>>
>>
>>
> Exactly.
>
> You have to visit the websites of frameworks, comparison articles, etc and
> find out for yourself which one suits you best.
>
> Currently, if I get to decide, I choose ZF for all the new PHP projects. I
> am also comfortable with
> * my own framework
> * other frameworks like Symfony
> * framework less projects
>
> Recently, I wrote about ZF -
> http://techchorus.net/reasons-use-zend-framework
>
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>
> With warm regards,
> Sudheer. S
> Tech stuff: http://techchorus.net
> Business: http://binaryvibes.co.in
>
>
>
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