What is the reason to use PHP frameworks when we have wide range of Content Management Systems available in the market.\
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Jump to PostCMS'/frameworks have vast ability differences. We can talk about generalized pros/cons all day, but the biggest influence should be your ability. If you've written a fairly decent PHP application before, with maybe some experience in OOP, frameworks are an option. If you want to keep it simple and problem-free CMS' …
Jump to PostCakePHP isn't one I've invested any time in I have to admit. Thanks for link - I had a quick scan and it seems ok. I quite like the simplicity of it too.
I've dumped CI and Yii (which I loved btw) and I'll be using Laravel 4 until I …
Jump to PostAt first I was dead against frameworks... I figured why not just create your own custom PHP classes, but then I dived into codeigniter and fell in love with the MVC pattern.
When Codeigniter effectively stopped their dev, although some other company has taken over now, I looked to other …
Jump to PostCheck out ProcessWire CMS/CMF (Content Management Framework isn't something you hear often). It's like what most people coming from WP-as-a-CMS development, with Joomla and Drupal as the leading alternatives, dream about. I think …
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diafol
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good point wrt security
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pixelsoul
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I love Laravel so far
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diafol
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Big thumbs up for twig - but documentation is rubbish!
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cilla
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diafol
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Excellent link. Thank you. PW looks really nice. Will investigate when I get time
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