best framework for php

Laravel for most of the time.

From experience, I would go with Laravel. I have gotten used to using Twig instead of it's native blade templating. I would argue with laravel that it has bloated packages since it's 5.2 release, but there is a minimal version, so i don't mind anymore.

From my experience, Laravel has a good selection of information, official and otherwise, to help people get through the learning curves(there are some!). Would definitely recommend looking into LaraCast's free resources.

Don't waste your time with anything but Laravel. You won't regret it. If you're developing something like an API then choose Lumen, it's little brother.

Any MVC can be best if you know what to do.
if you whant to study choose codeigniter or larvel as there a lot of examples on github and good docs

Laravel is a comprehensive framework designed for rapidly building applications using the MVC architecture. It is the most popular PHP framework nowadays with a huge community of developers.
PROs:
Organize les and code
Rapid application development
MVC architecture (and PHP7)
Unit testing (FAST on HHVM)
Best documentation of any
High level of abstraction
Overloading capabilities using dynamic methods
Tons of out of the box functionality
payment integration with stripe
very strong encryption packages
ORM
CONs:
Does Many queries on your database

I've used CodeIgnitor and many others - but hands-down for beginners or junior developers, I highly recommend Laravel. You'll find the documentation so easy to follow that within a few hours you'll have the basics and be up and running - with the ability to build pretty much anything php with many data-source options.

If you'd like a guide or need any specific help, I'd be happy to connect.

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personally, laravel would be the best. especially for beginners because i used that a little to teach myself

23-09-2017, 08:29 PM

DeveloperOnCall Wrote: I've used CodeIgnitor and many others - but hands-down for beginners or junior developers, I highly recommend Laravel. You'll find the documentation so easy to follow that within a few hours you'll have the basics and be up and running - with the ability to build pretty much anything php with many data-source options.

If you'd like a guide or need any specific help, I'd be happy to connect.

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thank for advice..