Most popular PHP Framework

[Ray7905]

I’m interested to hear what frameworks people are using.

1) Own custom built
2) Laravel
3) Zend
4) CodeIgnitor
5) Cake
6) Falcon
7) Yii
8) Other...

 

[Hamster]

F3 / Fat Free Framework

But it's only for small projects because, you know, PHP

It runs on cPane, gives me server side routing and is small.

 

[Genisys]

Laravel will probably have the biggest community to be honest.

 

[_kabal_]

Silex

 

[Waansin]

Laravel for work. The community is pretty large and very involved.

I know one South African ISP that is using https://phalconphp.com/en/ for their Website.

 

[GreenFanta]

I came across a very old PHP MVC framework recently called "Spade". I am unable to find much evidence of it ever existing, but I guess it does what it pretends it should do.

 

[envo]

I avoid frameworks, especially if they add too much overhead for what is required. Then again, I've seen programmers that just adds frameworks because. fraimwurk-bro

 

[Thor]

I do everything custom, used to use laraval, but I always felt it's a bit too much for what I need (mostly small projects).

When I do use a framework like for a recent project I did, I ran to Phalcon, it's fast.

 

[biometrics]

Necro'd thread but oh well.

I use CodeIgniter, didn't like Laravel.

 

[Ray7905]

I do everything custom, used to use laraval, but I always felt it's a bit too much for what I need (mostly small projects).

When I do use a framework like for a recent project I did, I ran to Phalcon, it's fast.

Yeah I’m going to agree with you after using Laravel for a few projects.

 

[abvrnd]

ZF

 

[mister]

fraimwurk-bro

lol