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01-24-2009, 12:03 PM
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I would use codeigniter

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Zend is the one I use most, but isn't to easy to learn. Also CakePHP is a nice one. But will can choose the right framework after you work with all or some of them.

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go for kohanaphp.com
built-like CodeIgniter, but full php-5 and even more lightweight!
you cant go wrong with it !

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I have tried code igniter and cakephp. Much prefered code igniter. No experience really in PHP but using the documentation and forum managed to create everything I wanted so far.

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I'd recommend CodeIgniter or CakePHP

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I've been working with CodeIgniter quite a bit recently and found it extremely easy to use and so far havn't got a bad thing to say about it.

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I recommend CakePHP.

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There are alot of good php frameworks. CakePHP and codeigniter are well documented. I would suggest to choose one of these mature frameworks. They are easy to set up and do some quick testing and see for yourself which one suits you best.

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