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[David Mintz]

Well, it *looks* (emphasis because I haven't actually tried) as though
it's a PITA if not impossible to install Symfony in a subdir of a shared
hosting account. And that's a potential deal breaker for the project I
have to do.

inforequest: I thought you were a big Rails fan and Rails is so big on
convention over configuration, and Cake is very much in that -- tradition?
whatever -- whereas Symfony, it appears, makes you write or at least
edit reams of YAML. I know, I gotta experience it (nudge nudge).

Anyway, now I am persuing Solar, just to placate the shameless
self-promoters around here (-:


On Thu, 7 Sep 2006, Paul M Jones wrote:

> On Sep 7, 2006, at 1:01 PM, inforequest wrote:
> [snip]
> >
> > Yes, David, maybe Symfony is better (nudge nudge) and maybe cleaner
> > (nudge), or easier to follow without docs (nudge nudge) or perhaps the
> > docs are more complete. I can't *tell* you these things with mere
> > words;
> > you need to *experence* them (nudge nudge) in order to fully
> > appreciate
> > the symfony/cake comparisons (nudge nudge). Oh, and be sure to report
> > back to the talk list, ok?   ;-)
>
> [self-promotion] As long as we're examining frameworks, Solar <http://
> solarphp.com> may bear scrutiny as well. [/self-promotion]

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