Well, regardless of what you're doing, Symfony requires you to write
more code than Cake, so that automatically makes it less suited, with
or without Ajax. Also, Cake has a lot of built-in features that allow
you to serve both Ajax and non-Ajax requests from the same controller
and view code.
Also, the intuitive helper syntax enables you to upgrade a non-Ajax app
fairly simply. Compare:
$html->link("Add a post", "/posts/add");
- to -
$ajax->link("Add a post", "/posts/add", array('update' =>
'newPostDiv'));
If you wanted to add an effect:
$ajax->link("Add a post", "/posts/add", array('update' => 'newPostDiv',
'complete' => "Effect.SlideDown('newPostDiv')"));
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