PHP Frameworks

Fistlab is a new initiative to create a set of components in various programming languages, which however works almost the same way. This way it will be easier for developers to go...

Quick update from Symfony framework with three bug fixes releases 3.4.45, 5.1.6 and 4.4.14. The 3.4 branch release fixed lots of issues related to the Yaml parser, Validator, DateTime, Console, VarDumper,...

CakePHP Core team announced the availability of CakePHP 2.6.1 a bugfix release for the 2.6 release branch with over 40 issues in the full changelog including mainly : I18nShell now correctly extracts...

P4A, PHP for Applications, is an interesting PHP5 RAD and object oriented PHP framework to build event-driven stateful web applications. The framework is based on Zend Framework 1.5 and using jQuery,...

Maxime Veber shared today a very interesting feature in Symfony 4.2 to let your code wait for a process to finish before running another. The Symfony Process component executes commands taking...

James Solomon, programmer at Spotify, announced the launch of the new Spotify Artists website powered by PHP 7, Symfony framework 3.1, and Contentful content management system. https://twitter.com/solomonjames/status/793825948801970177 Spotify Symfony Revenues are up 8.1%,...

Here is a very new project that claims to be the fastest PHP Framework available. DooPHP is a rapid development framework for PHP using commonly known design patterns like MVC...

Symfony 5.2.3 has just been released with about ten bugfixes. It's not really common to have only one release of Symfony, since the 5.1 branch is not supported anymore since last...

After php|tek 2009, a number of PHP Frameworks developers launched a new initiative: PHP-FIG, the PHP Frameworks Interoperability Group. The idea is to  have projects representative members in the PHPFIG talk...

Pomm is an open source database access framework in PHP dedicated to the Postgresql™ database. It offers an alternative approach than ORM to using database in web applications developments. Imagine an ORM...