Le 09/07/2010 16:41, catchamonkey a écrit :
Do you mind me asking, why would you use CakePHP instead of symfony
1.4?
Chris
On Jul 9, 3:39 pm, Ekinox<[email protected]> wrote:
Le 09/07/2010 16:27, Michał Piotrowski a écrit :> 2010/7/9
Ekinox<[email protected]>:
So we should use CakePHP ?
If you need stable API than yes. But wait! There is a symfony 1.4 with
3 years long term support ;)
Regards,
Michal
We may not wait, as the project must release in September (it is a
website about mangas, and September is a good moment for releasing that
kind of websites). And for the symfony 1.4 ; the project's chief decided
that it will not be used, so it won't.
However, maybe at one point, when Symfony2 will be released, the site
will try migrating to it, but we will use CakePHP until it.
Thank you,
Ekinox
No, I don't.
We believe that symfony 1.4 is just a little under CakePHP, but Symfony2
is two kilometers higher. So we had to choose between those two.
Symfony2 is not ready, so subject closed, CakePHP.
Ekinox
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