Re: Framework - do we need to go with framework
- From: larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 19:56:48 -0700
On Sep 28, 5:32 pm, David <m9866557...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
We are a team of 55 PHP developers in our company working on different
projects. Currently we are not using any framework. Do we need to go
for any framework? if so what is the good framework that we can use.
Please suggest us.
Thanks & Regards
David
Depends, frameworks aren't required, they make some tasks easier then
starting from scratch. They provide a base file structure, libraries,
etc to start developing applications quickly. Really useful for the
novice PHPer, or even advanced if they are not doing anything too
radical.
Many also develop or adapt frameworks for their own needs/style. My
projects have a unique framework because I wanted to do some things
the frameworks I saw didn't offer, and as I develop more stuff it is
re-used and adapted in other projects.
If some of your projects are related a framework will help on like
applications if/when you need to tie them together, or if you notice
you keep having to re-invent the same wheel over and over, a framework
may help relive that problem.
Which one is good? That's up to you, what I may like or hate in a
framework may be totally different than you guys, so you will have to
check them out to be sure.
Here is an article I googled to get you started shopping:
http://www.phpit.net/article/ten-different-php-frameworks/
With that many developers it may be a good idea - to avoid syntax/
procedural conflict down the road.
LArry
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