Comments on: Yet another framework: Symfony http://phpit.net/blog/yet-another-framework-symfony/ PHPit has dozens of PHP articles, codesnippets and FAQ's. Sun, 17 Feb 2008 00:19:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Sid Bachtiar http://phpit.net/blog/yet-another-framework-symfony/#comment-1132 Thu, 13 Apr 2006 03:38:49 +0000 http://phpit.net/blog/yet-another-framework-symfony/#comment-1132 Yes, Francois is right saying that more and more providers offer PHP5. I'm working on a new project, so I've been looking for PHP5 hosting, so I know that there are more and more of them. I just been learning Symfony for less than a week and I can say that it is very easy to learn and has very good documentations. I love the code/skeleton generator, Propel integration (which mean I can use visual ER diagraming tool like DBDesigner), easy installation (yes, it's very easy!). Yes, Francois is right saying that more and more providers offer PHP5. I’m working on a new project, so I’ve been looking for PHP5 hosting, so I know that there are more and more of them.

I just been learning Symfony for less than a week and I can say that it is very easy to learn and has very good documentations. I love the code/skeleton generator, Propel integration (which mean I can use visual ER diagraming tool like DBDesigner), easy installation (yes, it’s very easy!).

]]> by: Francois Zaninotto http://phpit.net/blog/yet-another-framework-symfony/#comment-240 Sat, 03 Dec 2005 12:31:21 +0000 http://phpit.net/blog/yet-another-framework-symfony/#comment-240 Hi, I'm one of the guys working on symfony. You can totally use it in a shared server without needing the command line: checkout the installation chapter of the documentation (http://www.symfony-project.com/content/book/page/installation.html), the 'installing symfony without a command line' section. We did it a couple of times, it works fine. So the only thing you need is a host providing PHP5, which more and more providers offer. Hi,

I’m one of the guys working on symfony. You can totally use it in a shared server without needing the command line: checkout the installation chapter of the documentation (http://www.symfony-project.com/content/book/page/installation.html), the ‘installing symfony without a command line’ section.

We did it a couple of times, it works fine. So the only thing you need is a host providing PHP5, which more and more providers offer.

]]> by: Amit Gupta http://phpit.net/blog/yet-another-framework-symfony/#comment-231 Wed, 30 Nov 2005 06:03:30 +0000 http://phpit.net/blog/yet-another-framework-symfony/#comment-231 well, the thing with Ruby on Rails is that its one standard package & all of the Ruby hosts have it installed. However, Symfony is not as synonymous to PHP development as is Rails to Ruby. Besides, Symfony requires PHP5 which still not a lot of hosts offer!! well, the thing with Ruby on Rails is that its one standard package & all of the Ruby hosts have it installed. However, Symfony is not as synonymous to PHP development as is Rails to Ruby. Besides, Symfony requires PHP5 which still not a lot of hosts offer!!

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