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I've been using ZF1 and then ZF2 for the last 4 years. The learning curve is a bit steep, but when you understand how the framework works, then it's a breeze to

by agopaul 10y ago

I've been using ZF1 and then ZF2 for the last 4 years. The learning curve is a bit steep, but when you understand how the framework works, then it's a breeze to work with. I just had to learn by trying and looking at the sources, since the documentation is quite poor. I never used Symfony, but I'm curious to hear from someone who tried both (ZF2, Symfony 2), what they like best of Symfony. Might give it a try in the next projects

rando444 10y ago
I've never used Zend, but was tasked with creating a new web app for our customers. I did some research, and after reading this article comparing the PHP frameworks [0], I ended up choosing Laravel, which I think was a great choice. The documentation seems quite good, and there seems to be a strong community. I found this site which has video tutorials that teach the framework https://laracasts.com/ https://laracasts.com/ After sitting through a few lessons, I was off, and finished a production ready web application in about a week, and was really proud of how it turned out, especially since I do systems administration for a living and not development. [0] http://zenofcoding.com/2015/11/16/the-great-php-mvc-framework-showdown-of-2016-cakephp-3-vs-symfony-2-vs-laravel-5-vs-zend-2/ http://zenofcoding.com/2015/11/16/the-great-php-mvc-framewor...