To let you know, I have never been fan of any CMS system or frameworks. I liked developing custom codes. I even developed my own small php framework to get the things done quickly. But working singly on it made it no good. Soon i realized, Why waste a bulk of time reinventing the wheel. I decided to use the available php framework. For my choice of framework, it had to be easy to get started, faster, scalable. I didn’t want to waste my time learning frameworks. After some reasearch over internet and googling stuffs, I lowered my framework search to Zend, cake, codeigniter. And I choosed Codeigniter among these. I choosed it as it was easiest amongst to get started, good support forum, nice tutorials. On my next framework choice will be Zend and cakephp. Currently codeigniter seems to be sufficient for my projects.
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I use codeigniter for my projects as well. I tried Cake, but I really like how simple and configurable codeigniter is. I tried Zend for a little bit of time but it seems too corporate/object oriented.
Kohana is another nice one to check out. It’s based on codeigniter, but more PHP5 compatible. It seems a little buggy, but I like the design better than codeigniter.
I use CakePHP and it works like a charm.
I am simply loving codeigniter. I think i will be using it as my favourite choice for php frameworks.