[UPHPU] PHP Frameworks
Wade Preston Shearer
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Tue Jan 22 21:43:57 MST 2008
> Id like to know what PHP frameworks if any you use.
I don't use any. I have never felt like I needed one or that there
would be much benefit, or that the cons would outweigh the benefits.
I think they are dumb, generally because they are unnecessary bloat.
They have to make be generic and all encompassing to work for many
scenarios so you have bloat. I like my stuff to be lean and mean and
completely custom. I'm not saying that I like to reinvent the wheel
just for the fun of it, but I need to have complete control of
everything including the display and have confidence in ever aspect of
the application from performance to security. There are a couple that
I might consider like Code Ignighter, but for the most part there is
no interest.
If a framework comes with a few things like a DB-connect module, a
form engine, a validator, an authentication module… has a templating
engine (separates the display from the business logic)… and a few
other things like that… and that is all it does… then it could be
helpful in jumpstarting you on a project and not reinventing the wheel
each time, but if it does much more than that, then it's bloat and
will actually be a hinderance as you will waste more time figuring out
how to use it and trying to customize it then you would have just
writing it yourself.
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