What PHP framework to choose

ASP. NET has done a lot of projects, recently do mobile app development, need to run some background operation of SAE management, and do not want to set up their own server, I hope to deploy on the SAE, as long as support app user registration information, to the app users push information and other simpler features.

SAE support PHP So I want the fastest speed to build this operation management function, we recommend which PHP framework can be used quickly, and framework performance is good.

We recommend PHP development using what IDE is better, thanks. I have only 32 points, I hope we do not have too few points.

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IDE with zend10.0 is not bad. Two development of the words directly with phpcms or DEDECMS, such as do not want to develop two times, the domestic light-weight framework TP good, and there is TPM support mobile side.

Use thinkphp bar, there is a supported version on the cloud platform, and if you want to do non-native client, you can use this more convenient.

Now the mainstream development is thinkphp

A recent survey and analysis done abroad: http://www.sitepoint.com/best-php-frameworks-2014/

Three recommended: Laravel Phalcon Symfony2

Tool try Phpstorm Bar, frame: ci,tp,laravel. I feel that way.

Domestic now seems to be TP.

Development recommendation Thinkphp, there is a thinkphp content management framework THINKCMF, out of the framework also a number of basic management functions

TP Yii is good

YAF Bar, efficient. http://yafdev.com author is brother Bird, PHP development team member, Weibo is also used in this framework.

Now the mainstream development is thinkphp

Mainstream???? Brother smiled.

With thinkphp, after all homemade.

Try it with thinkphp.

Which frame can be, TP is simple and easy to use, and the domestic development, English is not good can be used this I think, documentation is relatively easy to find

See the recommended framework to see the average level of users in each PHP community

See the recommended framework to see the average level of users in each PHP community

Where is the grade?

See the recommended framework to see the average level of users in each PHP community

Where is the grade?

Oh... Still think the lightweight frame laravel good

As for what thinkphp. Or just forget it.

See the recommended framework to see the average level of users in each PHP community

By looking at the recommendation framework can you see the PHP community level I don't know
I know you said this sentence can see your PHP level is not high.

IDE with Phpedit Plus or Dreamweaver small.

YAF Water and water

Kohana Frame
What is Kohana?
Kohana is the development framework for PHP5, based on the MVC architecture. MVC separates the application logic, which is this pattern:
Model indicates that the data in the app runs, typically a database
View contains display parts, such as Html,css,javascript
Controller accepts user input and commits to view or model
Kohana originated in CodeIgniter (CI), CI is Ellislab's open source works. They have a lot of similarities, but all of Kohana's code is rewritten or completely overwritten.
You can visit Kohana's official website http://kohanaframework.org/. You can also visit Kohana's Chinese web: http://kohana.cn.
Its main features are as follows:
High Security
Very lightweight.
Easy to learn
Using the MVC pattern
100%UTF-8 encoding
Loosely coupled structure
Easy to scale

The pursuit of development efficiency of the words with TP
To pursue the speed of execution with YAF

See the recommended framework to see the average level of users in each PHP community

By looking at the recommendation framework can you see the PHP community level I don't know
I know you said this sentence can see your PHP level is not high.

The teacher is right, but I don't quite understand what makes you want to focus on the irony of others.
Different communities prefer different frameworks, easy-to-use, large-scale projects, full-stack frameworks, lightweight frameworks, which are suitable for different business scenarios, thus speculating on the average level of users. Isn't that a very neutral conclusion? Where do you touch the sensitive?

See the recommended framework to see the average level of users in each PHP community

Where is the grade?

Grade is not important, it is important to solve the problem better.

See the recommended framework to see the average level of users in each PHP community

Where is the grade?

Grade is not important, it is important to solve the problem better.

Personally feel that there is no perfect PHP framework for the time being

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