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PHP frameworks built on C
I'm working on a new website for Loading Deck, which is likely to include a little backend functionality, and I'd like to take this opportunity to try something new. I know Symfony and Silex well and love them in their own ways, but I want to add something faster to my arsenal.
I came across YAF and Phalcon, which are PHP frameworks built on C. A great idea, but has anyone tried them? If so, what do you make of them?
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I've used phalcon. Very different style from other frameworks but works well
I have tried phalcon too and i can only say good things about it. Version 2 is around the corner but I am waiting for it to become stable and production ready. Its good for different projects but bare in mind that hardly any shared host supports it since Phalcon comes as a PHP extension. So if anyone wants a fancy new framework for your project be sure to warn your customers and what they will need to face later if they want to move hosts.
Not a problem. I'm also trying out Fortrabbit!