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| Stefano 2007-07-27, 7:59 am |
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Hello, I would like to learn a PHP5 framework:
I found many but I'm a little  : which could be "the right one"?
I need a good community and an easy to use solution to implement medium
dimension solutions. Suggestions? Thanks.
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| Matt Sicker 2007-07-27, 7:00 pm |
| Stefano wrote:
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> Hello, I would like to learn a PHP5 framework:
> I found many but I'm a little : which could be "the right one"?
> I need a good community and an easy to use solution to implement medium
> dimension solutions. Suggestions? Thanks.
I like to use PEAR modules as they're usually well supported. In PHP, I
tend not to use actual MVC frameworks; rather, I just wing it and make my
own. You can use Smarty for templates (V) and PDO/SDO or MDB2 or something
like that for the model.
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No. Can Firefox show you naked women? Yes.'
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| Stefano 2007-07-27, 7:00 pm |
| Matt Sicker wrote:
> In PHP, I
> tend not to use actual MVC frameworks; rather, I just wing it and make my
> own
ok, I perfectly understand what you say, but here where I live, and in
an enterprise environment, it is considered a valuable thing the ability
to use a framework
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| Stefano napisał(a):
> Matt Sicker wrote:
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> ok, I perfectly understand what you say, but here where I live, and in
> an enterprise environment, it is considered a valuable thing the ability
> to use a framework
It seems that CakePHP and ZendFramework are those with most active
community. For fast developing CakePHP, for lots functionality and
flexibility - ZF.
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Best Regards
Piotr N
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