Recommend a good web-application framework for PHP

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The discussion centers on selecting a suitable PHP framework for web application development, with three frameworks highlighted: WACT, Symfony, and Prado. The user expresses confusion over the multitude of options available and seeks recommendations based on personal experiences with these frameworks. The conversation also touches on the importance of choosing a framework that simplifies development tasks, particularly for applications intended to run on a web server. Additionally, the user mentions the need for updated resources, as the referenced review from O'Reilly is outdated.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with PHP 5.1.2 and its installation on web servers, specifically IIS.
  • Understanding of web application architecture and server-side scripting.
  • Knowledge of PHP frameworks, particularly WACT, Symfony, and Prado.
  • Basic experience with MySQL database interactions in PHP.
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  • Research the latest features and community support for Symfony 6.x.
  • Explore the documentation and use cases for WACT framework.
  • Investigate the advantages and limitations of using Prado for web applications.
  • Find recent comparisons of PHP frameworks on reputable tech blogs or forums.
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This discussion is beneficial for PHP developers, web application architects, and anyone seeking to streamline their development process by selecting an appropriate PHP framework for web server deployment.

Which one do you recommend?

  • PRADO

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  • WACT

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  • Symfony

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Hi there,
I need a good PHP frame work. I googled it and find houndreds of them. I'm confused. I don't know which one to choose. But finally I arrived in a selection of three: 1. WACT. 2. Symfony. 3. Prado. Is there anybody who has tried all of the 3 frameworks? Please let me know. I just don't know what factors are important for choosing a good framework.
I found a good review of so many PHP frameworks at http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/5885 but the page is very old, 2004. Don't you know such a discussion somewhere on the net? ofcourse a more recent one.
Thanks a lot.
 
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Unfortunately i haven't used any of the ones you mention. Are you looking to build applications with PHP that do not run on a WebServer?
 
No, It is to run on a webserver. I'm just looking for a good framework to make my life easier.
Have you ever used any other frameworks, not mentioned in my list?
 
I got PHP from www.php.net:
http://www.php.net/downloads.php
I'm not a PHP power user but for the stuff i used it (send mail, query MySQL database...) it worked well.
I did the manual installation, so i downloaded "PHP 5.1.2 zip package", not the installer. There are plenty of tutorials explaining how to install PHP on a webserver. I installed it on IIS. I think this is what you are looking for.
 

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