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Cake was an interesting choice for a PHP framework to test. I wonder why they didn't choose Symfony, which is arguably the leading PHP framework.
by wldlyinaccurate 14y ago
Cake was an interesting choice for a PHP framework to test. I wonder why they didn't choose Symfony, which is arguably the leading PHP framework.
- bhauer 14y agoIt was simply what we have seen most often in our experience. We've got Zend as a next target for PHP frameworks. We can also put Symfony on the list. We'd also love to have anyone who has production experience with those to contribute a test for them. The test should be fairly quick to write.
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- asadkn 14y agoSymfony and Zend might perform even worse. At least Zend's bootstrapping is even heavier. The sheer number of files that have to be loaded from disk on each hit is appalling. Hence I mentioned in another comment the opcode cache (ex. APC) requirement and how every serious PHP app utilizes it.
- jasonhanley 14y agoZend and Symfony are probably the leading OO MVC frameworks for PHP. I'd also like to see a "light" framework meant for building APIs, like Slim, for instance.
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- wldlyinaccurate 14y agoYes, I'd definitely like to see Slim tested as a light framework. People keep mentioning Silex as a "light" framework, but I've found it to be almost as heavy as Symfony2 (which isn't much of a surprise considering it's just Symfony2 components strapped together).