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best framework for php

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RE: best framework for php

#51
well laravel, codeigniter etc are best. It's all up to you. You're the driver man.

RE: best framework for php

#52
+1 for Laravel. Its pretty logical and powerful framework with many out-of-box functionality. Use this for my working crm and love it

RE: best framework for php

#53
Laravel, bro Smile The best framework, convenient and easy to use

RE: best framework for php

#54
I for myself find Laravel to hard to learn for smaller Projects. Take a look at Codeigniter, it's very powerfull and easy to learn if you know advanced PHP.

RE: best framework for php

#55
04-03-2017, 08:48 AM
epicout Wrote:
Depends what you need for?

i agree with this. sometimes the framework "a" is more suitable to use than framework "b" depending on the application to be created. allow me to give reasons why should use Framework:

- Accelerate the development process
-Code is organized, reusable (reusable), maintenable.
-Reduce your concerns about low-level security, because each framework has been specially designed to handle security issues that are generally a problem.
-Using MVC pattern (model-view-controller) that separates between presentation and logic
-Concepts of modern web development such as object oriented programming.

RE: best framework for php

#56
I prefer Silex - the PHP micro-framework based on Symfony Components. It's fast and simple.

RE: best framework for php

This post was last modified: 14-03-2018, 04:03 AM by hardsshah
#57
I would always prefer laravel in favour of any other available MVC frameworks.

+1 for laravel again, without any doubt its one of the best available frameworks

I don't see any other framework as capable as Laravel at this moment

RE: best framework for php

#58
Id say laravel honestly but everyones different i guess

RE: best framework for php

#59
I thintk that CodeIgniter is best framework for beginner.

RE: best framework for php

#60
Laravel is nice to use, very user friendly for developers that have not been coding for too long Smile

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