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Top 10 PHP frameworks

July 12th, 2006 | Category: php

By Justin Silverton

Below is a list of the top 10 frameworks for PHP:

10) Mobius

The Moebius PHP Library is a project that concentrates on building a set of classes that wraps around the built-in php functions. The idea behind the creation of this library is to create an object framework to work on PHP, going from mySQL management to Table manipulation. The site is powered in fact by the moebius library.

9) Blueshoes

BlueShoes provides developers with real-world solutions for common system components such as User Management, Session Handling, Closed User Groups, Exception Handling and Logging, Object Persisting as well as Form building and Handling.

8) Phrame

Phrame is a web development platform for PHP based on the design of Jakarta Struts. Phrame provides your basic Model-View-Controller architecture, and also takes a step further adding standard components such as: HashMap, ArrayList, Stack, etc…

7) Fusebox

Fusebox is the most popular framework for building ColdFusion and PHP web applications. “Fuseboxers” find that the framework releases them from much of the drudgery of writing applications and enables them to focus their efforts on creating great, customer-focused software.

6) Seagull

Seagull is an object oriented framework written in PHP that focuses on best practices, clean code and reusable components.

5) EZ Publish

eZ publish gives you control of your content. Create, handle, sort and store documents, files and images. Publish them in the format, channel or media you prefer.

4) Krill

Krill is a php Framework based on the MVC2 paradigm.

3) php-booba

Simple PHP framework for developing web applications.

2) edit-x

Edit-X CMS features enhanced tools for larger content management environments and offers support for multiple sites and unlimited authorized users. Users have an intuitive WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editorial interface that makes adding and updating content as easy as using a word processor. Edit-X CMS is designed to give organizations of all sizes a scalable solution for managing online information.

1) Binary Cloud

binarycloud is a web application framework for the PHP language. It provides a set of services that are frequently used when writing web applications and helps to improve reuseability by providing a modular application infrastructure.

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9 Comments so far

  1. Sascha Goebel July 12th, 2006 5:14 pm

    What about the Zend Framework and symfony? These are great frameworks as well.

  2. snk00sj July 13th, 2006 10:14 am

    I completely do NOT agree….
    You forgot some great frameworks :
    * Symfony
    * Prado
    * Mojavi
    * Zend …

  3. Dread July 13th, 2006 1:31 pm

    Someone obviously hasnt a clue what they’re talking about. Like previous commenters have said, there are far better frameworks out there than the ones mensioned.

    Symfony, Zend, Prado, Mojavi, CakePHP or my personal favorite, Code Igniter.

  4. justin July 13th, 2006 2:12 pm

    and why is that? Because dread’s favorite framework X isn’t listed in my article?

    oh and the zend framework?

    http://framework.zend.com/

    It’s in a preview state and just seems like a nice collection of components rather than an actual framework. CakePHP is pretty good though.

  5. sin July 16th, 2006 5:29 am

    I like Drupal content management framework. It is like complete CMS, but with very modular core. Completely function based (hooks instead of objects). I do not tried as many different frameworks as all of you. Quite impressed… Please, if someone here tried Drupal, comment on how it compares to others?

  6. paplane July 28th, 2006 5:15 am

    And also forget cakePHP

  7. paplane July 28th, 2006 5:17 am

    I agree with the previous post!!!
    Up Symfony, Zend, Prado, Mojavi, CakePHP

  8. Marcin July 31st, 2006 4:35 pm

    And you’re forget aboud web.farmework - http://www.webframework.org

  9. TiS December 17th, 2007 11:02 am

    Justin said: “and why is that? Because dread’s favorite framework X isn’t listed in my article?”

    No, it’s not that. But you forgot the most widely used frameworks. Symfony is used in such projects as yahoo bookmarks (as I recall) and new version of del.icio.us. It is claimed by creators of those portals as one of the best frameworks. Prado and CakePHP are also quite popular and widely known. Not to mention Zend (preview, yeah, Google Mail was in beta stage for ages while becoming quite popular).

    If you had forgot about one or two of those, ok. It’s acceptable. But I cannot believe that NONE of them should be placed on the list of top 10.

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