PHP Development Frameworks

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blacjac replied

16 April 2009, 19:11
Cheers Guys
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NickFitz replied

16 April 2009, 18:21
+1 for Symfony - it's a very powerful and well-architected framework.

FWIW, Yahoo are involved in an ongoing process of moving their stuff over to it. They add in some of their own in-house bits, primarily to adapt it to their internal build of PHP, but none of the differences are particularly significant; all the advantages in areas like security and I18N are in the standard framework.
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Durbs replied

16 April 2009, 17:17
Mebbe use Symfony with: http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfGuardPlugin
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blacjac started a topic PHP Development Frameworks

16 April 2009, 16:37
PHP Development Frameworks

Can anyone reccomend a PHP development Framework?

Clientco need a PHP user access and security system in double quick time, anyone know of a simple but reliable framework that has one built in?
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