One thing I like to think about when choosing a PHP framework to use is "Does this framework have everything I need?" and also "Does it have stuff I don't need". After all you don't want to have to much bloat I your application.
And also you do want to have a code base that is big a bulky and takes ages to deploy. I asked myself this same question when it came to developing my website. In the end no framework offered me just what I need and only what I needed. So I wrote my own. I'm not saying you should that though. I would recommend CakePHP for most things. Zend is good but can be a bit big for smaller applications. On Oct 12, 12:10 pm, MjR <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello all, I am a student at CPIT in my last semester of a BICT > specialising in web development. Currently in the process of > completing my final year project developing a licencing system based > around php. > I find myself in the position of choosing and evaluating which > framework I should use, as I consider myself a novice I feel it would > be best for me to pose this question to you all for some expert > advice. Most suitable would be a frame work that is comprehensive yet > can be picked up easily to someone with a limited understanding quite > quickly, as this project is running on a tight time schedule. > I would really appreciate any help and advice you can all offer. -- NZ PHP Users Group: http://groups.google.com/group/nzphpug To post, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send email to [email protected]
