Hmn, i tried Zend and Zend2 frameworks then, i ended up running away, and I honestly cannot recall why. You did a great job with that stuff.

FincoApps:


I don't believe c# is a better Java

That is why it's an Opinion
How business?

Laravel Everyday Allday. #Larabrain

i use only my own personal framework that have template engine similar to asp.net razor, and every other component needed from a modern framework

FincoApps:

I don't believe c# is a better Java

talk2hb1:

That is why it's an Opinion
How business?

Guys, please let us leave all these C#, JAVA out of this thread. You guys will soon distract the whole thread from PHP and start fighting over other languages.

dhtml18:
Yeah like that, but that .htaccess tends to have different behaviours on different servers (but on most linux servers, it will behave in exactly the way it does on localhost)

I mostly use namecheap so the same .htaccess work for me in all my project.

Joomla, WordPress, magento, are my most used cms.
Used zend, laravel 4, codeigniter.
Currently using flashphp.

FrankLampard:


I mostly use namecheap so the same .htaccess work for me in all my project.

yah, the day you use godaddy, you may cry a river especially if you have to run php cli (their CLI runs on php 5.2) - but let us leave those talks for another day.

silverprince413:
i use only my own personal framework that have template engine similar to asp.net razor, and every other component needed from a modern framework

na razorblade framework this one create sha. that is very good.

what framework will you advise one to learn in php in 2016 as a beginner

laravel - my opinion, others might have their opinions too

1. Drupal for Large Scale projects. I love it because its flexible and scalable.

2. Wordpress for small / medium scale projects

3. Laravel - Beautiful code (Newbie)

^^I appreciate your comment for drupal, few people really know how to use it. It is just not easy to learn (especially for people used to wordpress, joomla and all the regular CMSes).

dhtml18:
^^I appreciate your comment for drupal, few people really know how to use it. It is just not easy to learn (especially for people used to wordpress, joomla and all the regular CMSes).

Are you say drupal is better?
Is it by force to learn?

No guru, drupal has its strengths and weaknesses. However, just like some people will use drupal for everything, some will use wordpress for everything.

For me, because i specialize in many systems, i always decide the one to use based on my experience. For example, i will never setup a blog with drupal (despite the fact that i know that drupal has good blogging modules). And i will never setup a shopping website with wordpress (despite the fact that i know that wordpress has nice shopping modules).
Note: i have my personal reasons for saying these things. But those reasons do not need to apply to other developers.

So in the end, it still depends on the developer and their experiences.

Despite the fact that I am a drupal specialist, the last drupal website i built was done like 5yrs+. And the last oxwall website i built too was that long.

For the past 5 years, i have been using my personal framework to build stuffs.

When building an Ecommerce platform, what is the best approach to follow? WordPress or Developement from scratch.?

I will go for development from the scratch - see the ecommerce solution using my framework here - http://cravings.com.ng/test/

dhtml18:
I will go for development from the scratch - see the ecommerce solution using my framework here - http://cravings.com.ng/test/

It is lightweight. Would like to use that your framework.

Yeah, it is light-weight and very very extensible. If you can use codigniter or laravel, you should be able to use my framework.
It is just documentation that is killing me, i dont seem to have time to do that.

dhtml18:
I will go for development from the scratch - see the ecommerce solution using my framework here - http://cravings.com.ng/test/

hahahahaha mehn it's like someone dared your abilities while you were making that tesr

Nay, just regular application testing.

Codeigniter.

Why? Simplicity (because I am mainly a hobby coder). I don't usually want to have too many functionalities inbuilt for me.

That way I only add in libraries I need instead of carrying baggage someone put in place because "you may need this".

kodewrita:
Codeigniter.

Why? Simplicity (because I am mainly a hobby coder). I don't usually want to have too many functionalities inbuilt for me.

That way I only add in libraries I need instead of carrying baggage someone put in place because "you may need this".

This is exactly why codigniter is my default framework rather than laravel, yii and those others that have all kind of stuffs. I even get to write my own authentication library in CI.

dhtml18:

yah, the day you use godaddy, you may cry a river especially if you have to run php cli (their CLI runs on php 5.2) - but let us leave those talks for another day.


na razorblade framework this one create sha. that is very good.

lol. the framework can do anything web related. its more powerful than CI and close to laravel's level, although it is faster and have some edge over laravel framework

Ehn, faster than LARAVEL!! This is serious, you will need to do a benchmark test for us to see o.

Lolz. Just do a benchmark test for us, before the claims.

I use codeigniter, a newbie in laravel sha

il say laravel for its security enhancements and its pretty easy to learn

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Yeah like that, but that .htaccess tends to have different behaviours on different servers (but on most linux servers, it will behave in exactly the way it does on localhost) order dissertation online

I use WordPress for regular sites and blogs. I also use OpenCart for E-commerce though you need to buy some plugins.
As per frameworks, I had a brief stint with CakePHP, its such a slow framework though there are ways to optimize it.
I just started studying CodeIgniter. Heard its fast and lightweight and also easy to learn. Pray I would stick to this one for now

I am a codigniter user too, in fact i love it very much.

mcqwerty:
I use WordPress for regular sites and blogs. I also use OpenCart for E-commerce though you need to buy some plugins.
As per frameworks, I had a brief stint with CakePHP, its such a slow framework though there are ways to optimize it.
I just started studying CodeIgniter. Heard its fast and lightweight and also easy to learn. Pray I would stick to this one for now

Have you tried CakePhp 3?
Instead of going the CodeIgniter path, I will suggest you try Laravel because you will want to migrate to Laravel after learning CI.