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Is Silex too heavy or too light for your usage?
by MAGZine 13y ago
Is Silex too heavy or too light for your usage?
- jrgnsd 13y agoSilex is definitely a good lightweight alternative. For enterprise work Symfony 2 is a better choice, but if you need to throw things together (but need to keep the option of adding more features without writing them yourself) you can easily integrate a bunch of the Symfony 2 components into Silex.
- wldlyinaccurate 13y agoI wouldn't call Silex "lightweight". Slim, however, is very lightweight and a pleasure to use: http://slimframework.com/ http://slimframework.com/
- porker 13y agoI think too light, but I don't think I've ever got the concept straight in my head. I thought it was a mapper from a URL parameter to a function - the first two code examples in http://web.archive.org/web/20130402141837/http://edorian.posterous.com/a-silex-love-story-embedded-php http://web.archive.org/web/20130402141837/http://edorian.pos... are what I understood it to be. TL;DR: I think Silex has changed a lot since I looked at it. I can't give you a good answer.