Introduction to the next generation of PHP five frameworks

The days of writing PHP will be gone. Here are 5 next-generation PHP frameworks. Each framework has advanced design for the next step in PHP, many with Ruby on rails, rapid development of dynamic languages, and, more importantly, PHP on Trax directed to Ruby on Rails. As the frameworks listed below, I learned AGAVI as easily as Symfony. I honestly say I don't want to write PHP as slack as before. Using these frameworks will make it easy to use your work.

In nation.com work, I used to be very happy to learn, can say hug this frameworks. Symfony's highlight is the AJAX implementation, including all Script.aculo.us a series of javascript effects. Symfony can also produce propel crud with the database's face object programming. That means that you can manipulate SQL just as easily as you manipulate objects.

　　 Symfony Homepage- AJAX screencast

Cake Frameworks recently released the 1.0 stable version. Cake's strong object-oriented rules make it easy to use for people with object-oriented development experience. Like other frameworks, cake also maintains a rapid development and AJAX implementation. If you do not know frameworks, then cake is a better choice, since 1.0 of the release, the increase in user use, the next two months, will be activated throughout the community!

　　 Cake Homepage- Minute Blog Tutorial

Phparch.com recently recommended Zend frameworks as the best development tool, and 95,000 of downloads make it indisputable. It is also one of Ning.com's partners, online platforms and Web services. Zend asserts that this will be the next-generation framework, a watershed.

　　 Zend Homepage

Avagi is another framework, I am personally familiar with it, although it is not symfony exciting in some places, but its strong MVC architecture is what you need. At the same time it's a branch of popular Mojavi projects in the community with as many active rates as IRC.

　　 Agavi Homepage- QuickStart Movie

PHP on Trax is essentially a PHP version of Ruby on Rails, and in fact it's often called "PHP on Rails," and everyone knows that "Trax" and "rails" are the same thing. Like Ruby on Rails and other frameworks, PHP on Trax also has a strong MVC principle. If you are a rails program, and you want to go to the PHP development environment, then PHP on Trax is your best choice.

　　 PHP on Trax homepage

Each framework adapts to a subset of requirements, and perhaps they will redefine the web to make development more efficient and exciting, providing MVC, object-oriented, which is easy to learn. Don't try to change one to adapt to another, carefully select one, manipulate it, master it, and then create next-generation killer programs.