What microframework should I use?

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I am currently studying the Fat-Free Framework however I am struggling with many problems some functions simply do not work as they should, and others behave very differently from what is documented, as I am still only studying the framework I am prescribed to use it in a real application.

With that I wonder, as the F3 is becoming complicated which framework alternative I could use ?

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    Dude, change the question to something more direct: "What microframework should I use?" or something like that.

  • @Daniel Thanks, I was in doubt as holder of my question.

  • That’s a very particular question, there N frameworks available. Zend and Cake I find a white elephant, Kohana and Laravel never used beyond the demo, but it seems to me that they are the ones who have the smallest learning curve.

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So, just a quick Google search for php microframework you already think of face the following:

Lumen, which is based on the Laravel

Silex, which uses Symfony components

Slim

Flight

None of these I used. I’ve used Fatfree who attended me, and I’ve used the Epiphany for a project that was running a rogue server IIS that ran a half-old version of PHP (and I didn’t even use it all, just a few things).

In fact, microframeworks are for you to not use everything, to build a lot on your arm, either because you want to learn or because the project is too small and a robust framework will hinder more than helping. Where I worked, they used to Zend and were very happy, but when I went to try to learn I scratched my head and gave up.

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    Now that I realized, in another comment you indicated me the F3, but in function tests it gave many errors, I’m seeing about this Laravel found interesting and the documentation huge. now I wonder the difference between the Lumen and the pure Laravel.

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