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PHP is one of the most popular programming languages around the world, and the recent PHP 7 release made this server-side programming language better and more stable than ever. PHP is widely used in major projects. Facebook, for example, utilizes PHP for maintaining and creating their internal systems. WordPress uses PHP to power its internals, which in return is powering more than 26% of the web. Currently, PHP powers more than 82% of websites (whose server-side programming languages the Web Technology Surveys site is able to track). In this article, we'll look at three of the most popular PHP frameworks: Symfony, Laravel, and Yii. We'll examine how they compare to help you decide which one might be the best fit for your needs. Why pick a PHP framework? What's the point of using a framework instead of raw PHP to develop your application? A few benefits of using a framework include: A PHP framework makes development faster. For example, you don't ...

There is no denying the fact that PHP is one of the most popular scripting languages among web developers across the world for certain obvious reasons – ease of use, flexibility, versatility and security. However, coding in PHP often gets rather repetitive and monotonous.  This is where PHP frameworks come into play. They are designed to streamline the development process of web applications coded in PHP by rendering a basic architecture. In simpler words, PHP frameworks boost the web development process while reducing the amount of repetitive coding for web developers. PHP frameworks can also assist novices in building more stable applications by ensuring precise database communication and coding on the presentation layer. This enables you to spend time building innovating web applications instead of doing the monotonous job of writing the same code. When it comes PHP frameworks, there are a wide variety of frameworks available to choose such as Aura, Yii, Phalcon,...

The PHP language has always been the go-to language when it comes to creating a dynamic web application with great functionality and support. It is known to power as many as 20 million web domains across the globe. No matter the size and need of your website, PHP can provide you with a great product in terms of a web app with a solid framework. One such framework that has been revolutionizing this revolutionary technology is Laravel. A platform power packed with both features and a standardized approach that is popular amongst both small and huge businesses which reach out to it to create a reliable and high-functioning web app. Laravel has a wide range of customer base. More than a quarter of market share is working on Laravel framework because of it using fewer lines of code thus providing an opportunity for fewer things to go wrong. Even though a very recent framework, it has been able to captivate the entire market because of the unique features it offers like: ...

These days, it is difficult to build a complex web application from scratch. When starting a web project, it is important to choose the right framework. Many popular languages for web development have their “default” framework, such as Ruby on Rails for Ruby, or Django for Python. However, PHP has no such single framework and has multiple popular options to choose from. Laravel and Symfony are two top PHP frameworks. But which one is better? To find out the answer, I will show you what their strengths and weaknesses of both frameworks. According to  Google trends  and  GitHub , the most popular PHP frameworks are  Symfony with 13.7k stars  and  Laravel with 29k stars Symfony A PHP framework is well suited for large-scale or complex enterprise level projects. It is a quite stable framework. Symfony 3.1 (the current version) helps developers create scalable websites that are flexible to changing business requirements. Symfony can work with some o...

Why Laravel is so popular ? Controllers and RESTful Resource Controllers :  Resource controllers make it painless to build RESTful controllers around resources. By adding single entry in route.php as  <? php Route :: resource ( 'photo' , 'PhotoController' ); ?>  it will support all the URL as below:  Authentication :   Laravel makes implementing authentication very simple. In fact, almost everything is configured for you out of the box. The authentication configuration file is located at config/auth.php, which contains several well-documented options for tweaking the behavior of the authentication services. Routing system : Laravel comes with an easy-to-use approach to routing. The route can be triggered on the application with good flexibility and control. To match the URI, a directory is created. Unit-testing : Laravel is built with testing in mind. In fact, support for testing with PHPUnit is included out of the box, and a phpunit.xml fi...