The International PHP Magazine has posted the results of the poll they conducted over the past week that asked readers to vote for which of the options was their favorite framework.

'CakePHP' has beaten all its competitors with a majority of 78.5% votes taking home the title of the best PHP MVC Framework. Next in line is 'Sympony' with 10.9 %votes.WACT, Achievo, PHPonTrax was last on the list as three of them garnered a dismal 0.0% votes each.

This week's poll looks at a different type of software - phpbb SEO Master - and asks which of the choices is the best benefit you and your application could benefit the most from. Head over and cast your vote today!

The International PHP Magazine has posted the results of the poll they conducted over the past week that asked readers to vote for which of the options was their favorite framework.

'CakePHP' has beaten all its competitors with a majority of 78.5% votes taking home the title of the best PHP MVC Framework. Next in line is 'Sympony' with 10.9 %votes.WACT, Achievo, PHPonTrax was last on the list as three of them garnered a dismal 0.0% votes each.

This week's poll looks at a different type of software - phpbb SEO Master - and asks which of the choices is the best benefit you and your application could benefit the most from. Head over and cast your vote today!

On firman's blog today, there's a new post that asks the question "Which is A Best One?" when looking at PHP MVC frameworks.

So many open source projects MVC pattern in PHP, you can see the complete list of the projects at http://www.phpwact.org/php/mvc_frameworks. I just can say wow! then wondering which one i should be use? Some provide the basic framework, another provide more than MVC. Some projects are ported from another projects such as Struts, Ruby on Rails and so on, another brings their own concept for implementing the MVC pattern. I have no idea, which is a best one. Zend also participated on this "race".

He also talks briefly about other projects, including Mojavi, CAKE and WACT. But with all of the offerings out there, which is the best to use? Head over and voice your opinion now...

On firman's blog today, there's a new post that asks the question "Which is A Best One?" when looking at PHP MVC frameworks.

So many open source projects MVC pattern in PHP, you can see the complete list of the projects at http://www.phpwact.org/php/mvc_frameworks. I just can say wow! then wondering which one i should be use? Some provide the basic framework, another provide more than MVC. Some projects are ported from another projects such as Struts, Ruby on Rails and so on, another brings their own concept for implementing the MVC pattern. I have no idea, which is a best one. Zend also participated on this "race".

He also talks briefly about other projects, including Mojavi, CAKE and WACT. But with all of the offerings out there, which is the best to use? Head over and voice your opinion now...

On the PRofessional PHP Blog today, there's a look today at some of the framework consolidation that's been going on - and how it might relate to Zend's offering.

There is recent interest in consolidating Java frameworks with similar approaches. Java Web Alignment group brings together many big players in the Java framework space.

Will there be a similar consolidation of PHP Frameworks? Or will Zend PHP Framework rule them all? eZ systems for one isn't conceding just yet and continues with their eZ publish Enterprise Components. I expect other to do the same. We shall see.

He also mentions WACT, his framework project, and reasons why he, personally, might not join forces with another framework just yet...

On the PRofessional PHP Blog today, there's a look today at some of the framework consolidation that's been going on - and how it might relate to Zend's offering.

There is recent interest in consolidating Java frameworks with similar approaches. Java Web Alignment group brings together many big players in the Java framework space.

Will there be a similar consolidation of PHP Frameworks? Or will Zend PHP Framework rule them all? eZ systems for one isn't conceding just yet and continues with their eZ publish Enterprise Components. I expect other to do the same. We shall see.

He also mentions WACT, his framework project, and reasons why he, personally, might not join forces with another framework just yet...