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Definitely Laravel. My company switched over at the end of last year and it's been great. I think it meets all your requirements except for `no php code in te

Definitely Laravel. My company switched over at the end of last year and it's been great. I think it meets all your requirements except for `no php code in templates`, though I think you'll always have to have some minimum template code for looping/displaying data in any framework.

jordanlev 10y ago
fyi Laravel does not use PHP code in templates. It has its own templating language called "Blade" (which I personally don't like, so I swap out Twig instead).
- kluck 10y ago
  It's good to know that the templating engine can be exchanged.
- grimmdude 10y ago
  You can use straight PHP in blade templates if you want. Even with blade tags, for the most part it's still just PHP.