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I have to say I've become a huge Code Igniter fan over the past year. I didn't use to think much of PHP (I prefer Python), but CI really makes it feel a bit lik
by thorax 18y ago
I have to say I've become a huge Code Igniter fan over the past year. I didn't use to think much of PHP (I prefer Python), but CI really makes it feel a bit like a real language and they have the best user guide documentation that I've seen for a framework.
If you have to use PHP, I do recommend trying CI-- we've had good experiences with the performance, but that's really not why we toyed with it. Django/Python has been good to us, too, but I was shocked to find that a PHP framework could work out so nicely.
- jamongkad 18y agoSeconded on CI but what I'm surprised about is that there are so many of these speed benchmarks amongst frameworks and what not. But no definite benchmarks on security. Which is a concern of mine in any web project that invovles PHP.
- agotterer 18y agoSecurity is only part of the frameworks job. It should definitely follow best practices and have functions to deal with security concerns. But its really the job of the programmer to make sure his/her code is secure. And I don't just mean sanitizing data. For example it's not the frameworks responsibility to make sure you don't put a sequential session ID in a cookie that could easily be hijacked.
- ComputerGuru 18y agoSpeed can be easily benchmarked. Security can't.