On the PHPHacks.com site today, there's a brief overview of some of the more popular PHP frameworks offered to date, including the Zend Framwork, CakePHP, and Symfony.

New frameworks are being released almost every other day in the PHP community. With over 40 frameworks available it's difficult to decide which framework works best for you, especially as each framework offers different functionality.

There's ten on their list, including the ones mentioned before and others like eZ Compontents, CodeIgniter, PHP on Trax, and the Seagull Framework. For each of them, they list out three to four bits of information about features/bundled modules/unique functionality/etc. It's some pretty good information, but I wish they'd also included one other thing for all of the frameworks - links to their homepages.

On the PHPHacks.com site today, there's a brief overview of some of the more popular PHP frameworks offered to date, including the Zend Framwork, CakePHP, and Symfony.

New frameworks are being released almost every other day in the PHP community. With over 40 frameworks available it's difficult to decide which framework works best for you, especially as each framework offers different functionality.

There's ten on their list, including the ones mentioned before and others like eZ Compontents, CodeIgniter, PHP on Trax, and the Seagull Framework. For each of them, they list out three to four bits of information about features/bundled modules/unique functionality/etc. It's some pretty good information, but I wish they'd also included one other thing for all of the frameworks - links to their homepages.

The Zoop Group (say that ten times fast) has release version 1.2 of their framework today. There have been some major improvements in this last version, and a brand new guide to Zoop has been posted.

Included in the new features for this release are things like:

• a new component was added - cache
• a new db_utils library was added
• Zoop now natively supports fastcgi
• improved Ajax support
• Mysqli support
• and much more...

You can check out the complete information for this new release on their site and jump into using it with this new guide.

The Zoop Group (say that ten times fast) has release version 1.2 of their framework today. There have been some major improvements in this last version, and a brand new guide to Zoop has been posted.

Included in the new features for this release are things like:

• a new component was added - cache
• a new db_utils library was added
• Zoop now natively supports fastcgi
• improved Ajax support
• Mysqli support
• and much more...

You can check out the complete information for this new release on their site and jump into using it with this new guide.

Codewalkers.com has a new post today with the announcement of a release from the Zoop Framework project - they've released version 1.1 today.

There is a fairly lengthly changelog. Some of the more notable changes include:

• Inclusion of Javascript Libraries into the framework (and not in the application skeleton).
• Support for multiple AJAX libraries (Prototype and Dojo included).
• A large number of bug fixes.
• Full compatibility with php 4.3.10 and up, including php 5.1.
• Speed improvements, clean-ups and memory optimizations.
• New AJAX based guiControls.
• A new skeleton with an example program.
• Lots more documentation and tutorials.

The Zoop Framework is an object oriented framework for PHP based on a front controller. It is designed to be very fast and efficient and very nice for the programmer to work with. You can get the full story from their homepage, or just jump straight to the downloads to grab the latest copy...

Codewalkers.com has a new post today with the announcement of a release from the Zoop Framework project - they've released version 1.1 today.

There is a fairly lengthly changelog. Some of the more notable changes include:

• Inclusion of Javascript Libraries into the framework (and not in the application skeleton).
• Support for multiple AJAX libraries (Prototype and Dojo included).
• A large number of bug fixes.
• Full compatibility with php 4.3.10 and up, including php 5.1.
• Speed improvements, clean-ups and memory optimizations.
• New AJAX based guiControls.
• A new skeleton with an example program.
• Lots more documentation and tutorials.

The Zoop Framework is an object oriented framework for PHP based on a front controller. It is designed to be very fast and efficient and very nice for the programmer to work with. You can get the full story from their homepage, or just jump straight to the downloads to grab the latest copy...