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Posted by R K on 10/17/06 14:29
Try Plain PHP. Smarty is nice but there are times I'm glad I didn't
use it for the template. You also could try Flexy, being Pear-based
ease of install and update.
If you want a Rails-type framework, use Symfony. It's the furthest
along, has the most mature caching mechanisms.
If you just want to write the least amount of code and have business
apps of 30 pages and 17 dropdowns, etc, better use ATK.
The Rails-types are not as focused as ATK on the actual problem with
business apps, IMHO. The problem being they are the most expensive to
develop at the same time have the least value payoff. Have to get the
cost down, not worry about how beautiful your syntax is, which seems
to be the overriding preoccuopation of RoR (that and the rockstar
leaders poking fun at hopeless Java, which is ironic because RoR very
much overreaching like Java). I don't need a framework syntax to
encode dev/test/prod setups, I need to crank out forms.
HTH
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