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Which PHP MVC Framework should I use with MongoDB?
- Justin_Jenkins 16y agoMajor requirements ... * MongoDB support (the more 'built-in' the better, a full ORM is not needed however.) * MVC (and nice pretty urls ... if you will ... too!) * Must work on Apache (2.2) on Ubuntu (10.04.1 LTS), but nginx is also a nice plus. * PHP 5.3 or greater. Nice to haves ... * I'd prefer more readable code than lots of "shortcut" shorthand coding (that just ends up confusing me later.) * I've used PHP for a number of years, but don't use a lot of it's OO (nor do I really care to.) * I really love jQuery, so a framework that "thinks" the same way would be nice. * Lightweight, I don't need a ton of features ... I just need to make my life easier.
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