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[Alexander]

another framework which is quite power is PRADO.
www.pradosoft.com

I've been using it for couple of moths, and I gotta tell you that's
something :) You might want to check it out as well :))

> On Wed, 6 Sep 2006, inforequest wrote:
>
>> David Mintz dmintz-at-davidmintz.org |nyphp dev/internal group use|
>> wrote:
>>
>> >I used to be a big Smarty fan but coming under the spell of CakePHP and
>> >seeing the intelligent way it uses/wants you to use good old PHP for
>> >building views, my love of Smarty has cooled off.
>> >
>> >
>> If David Mintz switching from Smarty to Cake is not a call for a Symfony
>> presentation at NYPHP, I'm a duck. I can't do it. Maybe somebody can?
>
> Oh no! You seem to be saying Symfony is better, so off I go to
> http://www.symfony-project.com/ and start sniffing at it... just what I
> need, another crisis of faith. To continue learning to bake, or try to
> become a composer instead?
>
> Seriously, they both look like they have their strengths and weaknesses.
> Cake seems a little rough-edged and the documentation is uneven, but it
> doesn't make you write a lot of YAML.
>
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Best regards,
Alexander