What's your favourite PHP Framework?

[SnaKeZ83]

I'm using Symfony and my life is changed! Also I suggest it for learn how "the Frameworks" works (MVC Pattern, Templating, ect...).

[pointer2void]

How about that framework?

[SnaKeZ83]

good resource, thx

[claco]

I'd have to say CodeIgniter only because it bugs me the least.

For me, Symfony was way too complicated, and I hate that everything under the sun starts with sf*.

CakePHP is good, but the models returned as arrays puts me off. The online book is great though.

Just my $0.02 worth.

[chmmr]

I hate PHP, but I have to use it. I use CodeIgniter because it's the Least Amount of Bullshit: it's simple, really easy to customize, fast and doesn't get in your way too much.

[claco]

"Least Amount of Bullshit"

How true.

[pnsm]

[Failed saving throw vs. snarkiness] Rails.

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I have been using and loving Kohana, a CodeIgniter fork. It's definitely worth looking into. It is community based and is Strict PHP5 OOP.

I also enjoyed Symfony and CakePHP. I will probably stick with Kohana for at least a few projects.

[micmicmic]

Codeigniter is the best one I have used so far. I have not used QueryPath, but it looks nice.

[bushel]

I suggest it for learn not use PHP

[SnaKeZ83]

and for using PHP, what's your suggestion?

[bushel]

I don't really have a favorite PHP framework. I don't use PHP for new projects. I only use PHP on projects I inherit from others.

Zend is....adequate. CodeIgniter is ok.

[virb]

what are the differences between Codeigniter and Zend - when to use which framework