PHP and Frameworks

PHP, known as the most popular server-side scripting language in the world, has evolved a lot since the first inline code snippets appeared in static HTML files. These days’ developers need to build complex websites and web apps, and above a certain complexity level it can take too much time and hassle to always start from scratch, hence came the need for a more structured natural way of development. PHP frameworks provide developers with an adequate solution for that.

Here’s what PHP frameworks do:

• Make speed development possible
• Provide well-organized, reusable and maintainable code
• Let you grow over time as web apps running on frameworks are scalable
• Spare you from the worries about low-level security of a site
• Follow the MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern that ensures the separation of presentation and logic
• Promote modern web development practices such as object-oriented programming tools

Here is the list of php framework.

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• ·         Aiki Framework
• ·         Apigility
• ·         Backdrop CMS
• ·         User:Najmuddeen Mohammed/sandbox
• ·         CakePHP
• ·         CodeIgniter
• ·         Drupal
• ·         Fat-Free Framework
• ·         FuelPHP
• ·         GetSimple CMS
• ·         Gyroscope (software)
• ·         Hammerkit
• ·         Horde (software)
• ·         ImpressPages
• ·         INEK (PHP)
• ·         Jamroom
• ·         Joomla
• ·         Kajona
• ·         Kohana (framework)
• ·         Laravel
• ·         Lithium (software)
• ·         Nette Framework
• ·         Novius OS
• ·         Phalcon (framework)
• ·         PRADO (framework)
• ·         ProcessWire
• ·         Silex (web framework)
• ·         SilverStripe
• ·         Skytells Framework
• ·         Smart Framework PHP
• ·         Symfony
• ·         TYPO3
• ·         TYPO3 Flow
• ·         XOOPS
• ·         Yii
• ·         Zend Framework

More about these frameworks will be updated on coming days…