PHP Frameworks

[Unforgiven]

gianni @ Tue Dec 09, 2008 1:58 pm wrote:

I've used CakePHP on a production project, avoid at all costs. In theory it's a great idea, but rails just doesn't work in PHP.

I would recommend CodeIgniter. It's a trimmed down, slimmer, faster MVC framework. This other one, Prado, also looked pretty good but I haven't tried it yet.

I've had a couple other people around here (geographically here, not forum-here) mention CodeIgnitor, so I think I'm going to go with that one, maybe. Who knows, I might play with a few others, too. I very much appreciate all the responses, too.

[sonysdp182]

HI,Sony here.
I am new user of this site.I don't know more about this site.But I want to start studing PHP.I don't know details of PHP.But my friend suggest me to study about it because i am engineering student.So if possible then please inform me overview of PHP and also how to start and from which book.
Thanking you.