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[Morgan Craft]

 From what I've read of the manual for cake it doesn't look like it 
parses, but generates code similar to ruby on rails.  Anyone have any 
experience with this MVC?  I myself have been tinkering with my own 
framework, but I'm thinking perhaps it might be better to throw my cards 
in you develop with one that is already established.



Alberto dos Santos wrote:
> try Qcodo, www.qcodo.com <http://www.qcodo.com>, it generates code 
> instead of just parsing it at runtime, it's stable and OO oriented and 
> based on PHP5 and comes complete with a presentation layer.
> The more I use it, the more I love it. (not an affiliate, though...)
>
> On 11/01/06, *Greg Gurevich* <greggurevich at gmail.com 
> <mailto:greggurevich at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>        I have been programming PHP for years, recently I am starting
>     to look
>        at different frameworks to start using in new products I am
>     basically
>        going with either Cake or Symfony, I wanted to know if anyone
>     on the
>        board has experience with either and which one you guys would
>        recommend.
>        Thanks,
>        Greg
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