Which Framework Is Use for PHP?

CakePHP

CakePHP is a PHP web application framework, designed to help ease the rapid development of web applications. It uses commonly known design patterns like Model-View-Controller (MVC) and Active Record, but does not require any particular database system for its operation. CakePHP has been in development since 2005 and has been used to build hundreds of applications. CakePHP is released under the MIT License and is open source software. The latest stable release was 3.6 on December 20th 2016; as this article was being written, there were two stable releases pending: 4.1 RC1 (release candidate 1) and 4.2 RC3; both of these releases are expected by mid April 2017 according to their respective changelogs--these dates may change depending on feedback from users testing those releases

Symfony

Symfony is a PHP web application framework. It is a free, open-source, and object-oriented framework. It is designed to solve real-world problems and can be used to build web applications, APIs, and microservices.

Symfony provides tools for the entire development lifecycle:

• Flexibility - Symfony makes it easy to do the right thing. Using best practices is always easier if your framework supports them natively from the beginning (e.g., dependency injection).

• Stability - Symfony follows semver rules for all of its releases so you'll never run into breaking changes between two versions (major or minor). This means you'll always have time enough to test new features before switching over to them in production environments! The Symfony community also ensures that every release has been thoroughly tested by using automated tests written in PHPUnit along with Selenium UI tests which run browser simulations on top of browsers like ChromeDriver + FirefoxDriver+IE Driver+PhantomJS Driver+.

Zend Framework

• Zend Framework is an open source framework for PHP.

• It is a free and open source software framework for developing web applications and services using PHP 5.3+.

The goal of the project is to provide a comprehensive collection of components that makes it easier to build complex, high-performance web applications while adhering to the principles of simplicity, reuse, and flexibility

FuelPHP

FuelPHP is a free and open source PHP web development framework. It offers an array of features including:

• A lightweight, yet powerful framework.

• A fast, efficient and flexible PHP framework.

• An extensible architecture that enables you to build custom components that suit your needs.

• A simple and powerful ORM layer which allows you to access data stored in any relational database supporting SQL92 with ease.

Laravel

Laravel is a free, open-source PHP web framework, created by Taylor Otwell and intended for the development of web applications following the model–view–controller (MVC) architectural pattern.

It aims to make the development process a great experience by easing common tasks used in the majority of web projects, such as authentication, routing, sessions, and caching.

Yii Framework

Yii is a high-performance, component-based PHP framework for developing large-scale web applications. The goal of the Yii PHP framework is to allow developers to write efficient and portable code in an agile way.

The YII2 project has been refactored from scratch and has no relation with any other previous version of Yii!

Yii2 also makes heavy use of advanced features present in modern PHP versions (especially namespaces, traits and method chaining) so please make sure that you are running at least PHP 7.1 before using it.

PHPixie

PHPixie is a lightweight PHP framework. It's not an MVC or a micro-framework, but it does have some similar concepts to other frameworks like Zend and CodeIgniter. For example, you can use it to easily create HTML forms and validate data with rules that you define.

PHPixie has two main features:

• A simple object-oriented model that lets you build applications using classes and interfaces

• An event-based system for connecting objects together so they can share code and logic

You can easily choose one and start working.

Now that you have a better understanding of the frameworks, it's time to choose one. You may be wondering how to determine which framework is most suitable for your project.

• You can easily choose one and start working.

• You can choose the framework that you need for your project.

• You can choose the framework that you are comfortable with.

• You can choose the framework that you are familiar with (or want to become familiar with).

• If you're unfamiliar with PHP, then it might make sense not to use Zend Framework as your starting point because it has more components than some other frameworks do; this could make it overwhelming at first glance if all these components aren't necessary right away when starting out developing web applications using PHP as a language (which they probably won't be).