I know PHP Frameworks have been discussed alot here but I have a few questions
I am not easily finding trustworthy answers for elsewhere.
Our agency is looking to adopt a PHP framework. We have a situation where
projects are often passed around to different developers during their lifecycle
so one of the main considerations is that code gets standardised in its
structure. Symfony & Zend are the 2 frameworks in the shortlist.
First question. I understand that Symfony really should be using a PHP
Accelerator in the production environment. Is it the same case with Zend?
We are looking to use the framework on projects that are not necessarily that
large, just have some complex functionality where the framework can speed up
development and make the code structure standardised. Are both these frameworks
appropriate for this? There will of course be large projects as well.
I know RAM is cheap but is there a problem with using up lots of RAM when there
may be a situation of lots of sites that aren't used that often and a PHP
Accelerator is used?
I have been reading that Zend is quite a loose framework and some have been
referring to it as almost a library of code. Does this mean developers will be
able structure their Zend Framework code in quite varied ways making it harder
for other developers quickly pick up the code and work with it.
I will be grateful for your answers.
Greg
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