Which PHP framework is more good in all aspect. http://www.phpit.net/demo/framework comparison/chart.php The above is a comparison chart.. can anyone explain more?
1. what php version you use? php4 or php5? 2. what you need from those frameworks? I'll consider Zend F, Seagull, eZ Components
Many of them asking me which is the good php framework. I want to suggest them one Personally i am using symfony, But i cant suggest symfony to others bcos the learning curve is steep and the concepts are a little bit difficult to understand. your selections dont have a builtin AJAX support. I heard that Cakephp is little more easy to learn and good for newbies.
Zend Framework, which i am personally using, is very good (for newbies too). And it has much more new modules. Check framework.zend.com Regards, M
What is the point of using a framework anyway? It offers you no real benefits at all over using real PHP unless you don't know PHP, in which case it's worth learning.
The advantages of symfony over normal php i can point out 1. Symfony supports structured programming compared to normal PHP. 2.We can avoid a lot of presetting such as database configuration, Cache management, Error management , logging, testing etc 3. Sumfony follows MVC Architecture. 4. It hide normal mysql operations such as connecting, queries, table manipulation (It avoid all the CRUD operations) and provide Object oriented Database modelling with the help of Propel. 5. A web developer can delegate his work more efficiently among programmers, DB designer and the web page designers without affecting the logical part of programming. 6. Fast Development
I still see nothing that a good programmer who thinks out his code benefits from. I can write code just as fast and often times easier in php than any frameworks I've seen.
The programmer experiences are very relative .... For my last portal i could save two months time. Try out symfony you will become addicted.
I'll look into it, but I've been coding for years and every templating system I've used is way more hassle than it's worth. I haven't had a project take more than a week's worth of code in years, plus php itself is easier to find someone later on down the road to edit it if need be. Every time a client brings me a site with Smarty to edit I cringe.
I am agreeing with you in some of your points. But as i said earlier, experiences are relative. Any way i visited your sites ... nice work keep going You can buzz me for any symfony related help.
I use Codeigniter and I'm very satisfied with it. Wit hthe built in helpers and libraries I managed to expand my site 3 times faster than with usual php prgramming which was forcing me to constantly look for classes, functions (or create them) and also try updating things from time to time. Right now I just install the updates and I'm ready to go concentrating on new ideas and content.