GraPHP vs Zend Framework
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It is an open source framework for developing web applications and services using PHP 5.3+. It uses 100% object-oriented code and utilizes most of the new features of namely namespaces, late static binding, lambda functions and closures. | The goal of this project is to build a lightweight web framework with a graph DB abstraction. It should be very easy to create the graph schema with no knowledge of of how the data is stored. Also, the schema should be incredibly flexible so you should never need migrations when adding new models (nodes), connections (edges), or data that lives in nodes. |
Pure object oriented web application framework;
Advanced MVC implementation;
Supports multi databases including PostgreSQL, SQLite etc;
Simple cloud API;
Session management;
Data encryption;
Flexible URI Routing;
Zend provides RESTful API development support. | Full MVC. Zero boilerplate controllers, models, and views.;Models are your schema. Defining data is up to you (but not required).;No migrations. Team members can add new models independently without conflicts;No DB queries, unless you want to. Transparent model makes it easy to see what happens under the hood.;DB API is designed for fast performance. No implicit joins or other magic, but expressive enough for nice readable code.;No CLI needed (but supported for cron and tests).;All classes are loaded on demand when used for the first time.;PHP 5.5+ |
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