On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 1:24 PM, Cloutman, David
dclout...@co.marin.ca.us wrote:
The results were pretty lopsided:
Unnamed: 8
Zend: 11
CakePHP: 4
Symfony: 4
Code Igniter: 2
Interestingly, these numbers match up pretty well with what Google
Trends shows for 2008:
I also notice that doing a search on amazon.com gives me the following
counts on books devoted to the frameworks you found. I did an advanced
search for php as a keyword and the framework name in the title. Zend
results for other Zend products (PHP cert training and Zend Studio) were
Cloutman, David wrote:
This morning I was curious to see how the battle for domination between
PHP frameworks was shaping up, and which one was most economically
sensible for a developer with limited time to learn. I thought I'd share
my results with the list, as this may be of interest to some
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Cloutman, David wrote:
I interviewed at a company a while back that had four developers on
staff that was using the Zend Framework coupled with the Yahoo! UI
library. They seemed happy with their technology stack. I think their
choice was driven mostly by corporate backing and name recognition
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Subject: [CODE4LIB] PHP Frameworks
Hi All,
We're exploring Zend as a framework for php based Web applications. I'm
curious to see if anyone out
Susan Teague Rector wrote:
We're exploring Zend as a framework for php based Web applications. I'm
curious to see if anyone out there is using this framework (or another
MVC framework). Also, I wondering how many full-time developers you have
on staff programming.
We're working on a project
I've done some work on Omeka (www.omeka.org ) which uses Zend as a framework.
I've been quite pleased with its organization and OO-ness. I find its error
messages particularly friendly and useful in debugging.
For heavy-duty apps, I like symfony (http://www.symfony-project.org/ ) a lot,
but
