Does every php developer have their own framework?

Wed 20, June. 2007
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I have tried a few php frameworks over the years, sometimes with a positive experience, sometimes not. But the sheer number of them still amazes me. I had an original list of 22 for this site, and when we upgraded a few were culled off as they seemed to be dormant. However on a regular basis I am contacted about a framework that I didn’t know existed, or come across it by chance. Also a number seem to have stopped development.
I will be updating the master list with the info below. Feel free to comment.
Frameworks to add:

Unsure of status:

Removed as dormant:

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3 comments for “Does every php developer have their own framework?”

  • comment by Al June 20th, 2007 - 11:18 pm

    I thought Mojavi died years ago, and I have never heard of most of the others.

    Not sure about PHPLens as a framework.

    Keep up the list though I just use CakePHP.

    Al

  • comment by Marcos August 15th, 2007 - 8:44 pm

    Mojavi was deprecated because its engine was used, along with Propel, to build the Symfony PHP Framework.
    PHPLens is not a framework, it’s a code/application/site generator.

  • comment by Andy October 13th, 2008 - 11:09 am

    There are heaps of other frameworks that you don’t even have here.

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