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I'd say go with Symfony2 or Laravel, from my experience as far as php frameworks go these are the best. Though I would suggest you consider going with something
by jfaucett 14y ago
I'd say go with Symfony2 or Laravel, from my experience as far as php frameworks go these are the best. Though I would suggest you consider going with something besides php if you're thinking more longterm on the MVP. Sounds like an ideal situation for rails IMHO.
- robomartin 14y agoWell, I am actually considering going with Python or Node.js for phase 2.
- ebangham 14y agoI'd say go with Laravel. Nothing in the PHP world provides it's level of convention over configuration with such an easy learning curve. The up and coming version of Laravel called Illuminate, is seriously upping the ante. It's bringing an insane level of modularity that gives you the ability to hot swap core framework components in a manor similar to Ruby on Rails' Railties. I used to hate PHP, then Laravel came along and that all changed.