Wednesday, 21 March 2007
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David Rasch in a post over the blog says that he has adopted Symfony instead of Zend Framework in a project. He speaks in favour of Symfony as he was able to recreate all the work with the Zend Framework over several months in a matter of four hours.
He lists some demerits of Zend Framework, which are as follows:
- Too piecemeal
- Incomplete: he says, arguably this is represented by the version number; but this applied to both individual components being incomplete and the lack of a complete offering for a whole application
- In flux: he found out that changing each time they updated such that it was difficult to get the newer components without breaking lots of our code
- Too rigid - he found it far too rigid and requiring much code diving, without much direction, to redirect some of the logic especially in the Controller framework
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Read the Post
Related Reading: Five Best Next Generation PHP Frameworks
Related Reading: IPM Poll Question: Which PHP Framework is Right for You?
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