I like symfony. Before Symfony I used Zend and tried to learn Ruby on Rails before.
see this:
http://netskeleton.com/index.php?part=1
cache capability, its comfort with Ajax functions, ORM layer
they are all great,
the worst part: it's installing it. Sand_Box for Windows or installing
it int Debian, they're all problematic.
Symfony as an MVC solution
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Check this out:
http://www.catalystframework.org/
Best MVC framework that I have encountered. but it is not there in PHP; it is a Perl thing.
http://www.catalystframework.org/
Best MVC framework that I have encountered. but it is not there in PHP; it is a Perl thing.
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I think my main problem with Symfony is that is is best used with their generator code so there is really just one way to implement it. I personally don't prefer that style and would rather have something like Zend Framework where it is up to you to define you bootstrap per project. There are frameworks that make choices for you like Symfony and frameworks that give you choices like Zend Framework. Neither is better -- just different. But you own taste will determine which you like better.
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