Fabian Lange wrote: > Hi, > I know it is bold to ask on a RoR hosted list about a PHP Framework ;) > But I found Symfony http://www.symfony-project.com/ which uses prototype and > scriptaculous as javascript+effect libs. > I wonder if it is mature enough to build mid size applications on it. I know > askeet.com and I am currently doing the 24day tutorial, but I would like to > see some more references if anyone has. > > Thanks! > Fabian > We have used symfony for a few projects and really like it. We plan to use it on our next big project. I haven't actually worked with RoR, but my impression is that symfony intends to be RoR for PHP. It has "pake" which is like "rake", CRUD scaffolding and several other agile-development aspects. It uses propel, creole, and jargon for database connection and object-to-database mapping. I imagine if you like RoR you would like symfony. Apparently Yahoo Bookmarks uses symfony so you might surmise that there is not a significant performance penalty over other PHP frameworks.
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