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Richard,

In my experience choosing a framework is dependent on many factors. I would
recommend checking out a few before settling on one. With that said, the two
that I have used and would recommend are Zend Framework and Symphony. The
Zend Framework is included in the Zend Core for i5 as I recall. You can
check out Symphony at http://www.symfony-project.org/

Good luck.

- Jeff


On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 7:13 AM, Richard Schoen <richard@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Being what it is, PHP is a scripting language that has expanded over the
years to allow classes and some of the newer programming thought
processes.

That being said I am just getting started with it.

Does anyone who's used PHP have a good example or document that provides
a good thought process on structuring a PHP application. I know there
are also various frameworks, but which to choose ? :-)

I kind of feel like I'm stepping back to the early ASP days so far when
I look at some of the PHP scripting stuff.

Keep in mind I'm used to Java and ASP.Net where class code and JSP code
are usually separated :-)

I have Zend working and can write scripts and classes. That's not an
issue.

I just want to get learn from someone else's real-world experience with
PHP and not go down the rabbit-hole.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

Regards,
Richard Schoen
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