Posted by Vincent Delporte on 01/24/07 06:17

On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 14:49:41 -0000, "Tony Marston"
<tony@NOSPAM.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>That is because most PHP programmers mainly build web sites, sometimes with
>a small administrative back-end, instead of full blown web applications
>(i.e. a web version of a desktop application). It is only when you have
>written several full-blown web applications that you begin to appreciate the
>power of a properly designed and built framework.

Makes sense. It's just that, coming from the world of dedicated apps,
writing web apps in raw PHP seems very tedious, so I was wondering if
some tools were available to take care of the repetitious parts like
CRUD, validating input, authentication, etc.

What I'll do, is build a prototype in PHP with a framework, then a
prototype with an application server (Django or RoR), and see how it
goes.

Thanks everyone for the input.

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