I’ve been writing a lot about the Yii framework for Web development using PHP. I’m a big fan of it and expect I’ll be using it for some time to come. I recently came across DooPHP, which I think is also worth consideration (although I haven’t yet used it myself). Besides having a really sharp Web site, some of the strengths of DooPHP seem to be:
- GUI tools for auto-generating code
- Many types of caches for improved performance
- support for replicated databases (great for demanding sites)
- REST support
I don’t plan on changing frameworks for a while, as I’m quite pleased with Yii, but if you’re looking for a new PHP framework, you may want to consider DooPHP as well.
Very nice… thanks for the link =)
You’re quite welcome. Please let me know if you try DooPHP.
Hey Larry, I have used Doo in my last 3 projects ( small size ) and I’m really pleased with it, very easy to code, install and deploy. I just think it lacks in terms of documentation; now I’m inclined to try out Yii in order to compare and then have a more accurate thinking.
Thanks for sharing your experience. It seems to me that documentation is always the last thing to be added to any project, isn’t it?