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Have a play around with a framework such as Symfony [1]. That's the most natural way of learning a better style of PHP web development. [1] http://www.symfony-
by lhnz 15y ago
Have a play around with a framework such as Symfony [1]. That's the most natural way of learning a better style of PHP web development.
[1] http://www.symfony-project.org/ http://www.symfony-project.org/
- eropple 15y agoAny particular reason you're linking to Symfony instead of Symfony2? I find the latter so much easier to read and work with it's not even funny.
- lhnz 15y agoNope. I wasn't paying attention and did not realise that there was a new website. :)
- wildmXranat 15y agoI'm not sure about that claim. I've been working with SF for years and tried SF2 during early beta and I don't think it's that clear cut. Then again, I don't care that much so - carry on
- seminal 15y agoThe SF2 docs have really come along since the early beta. As a beginner looking at both for the first time SF2 seems more clear.
- FuzzyDunlop 15y agoThe doc's fairly incomplete and requires you to actually browse through all the separate libraries that comprise the standard distro to even understand what you can use and where. It being OOP-tastic and brimming with interfaces and namespacing is great, but it is far from friendly to Symfony newbies. Feels like you have to know Symfony 1 to understand what 2 is trying to do really. I wouldn't recommend it as a good intro to MVC.