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Best framework ?

by swpower
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What's the best framework for building a web based service/application fast for showing website metrics, e.g. GA, Piwik, campaign info, backlinks (associations, links, nofollow/dofollow), social media reputation and so on, like a dashboard. (the functionalities as such are not that interesting, it's more how the things are to be presented on the page and also basic parts such as user management etc).

It should be modular/plugin and the output of each such functionality should be displayed using widgets, ie something to place, delete or re-order on the page. The whole screen should be able to be used, well, apart from a menu either at the top or at the left side.

User management incl setting flags for what modules/widgets is accessible for each user should be, if possible, a part of the framework, If there are existing modules/plugins for dealing with payments, e.g. Paypal, then this is a good thing (less things for the developers to develop) as well as localizations etc.

The framework/technology/platform should be widely spread and be able to handle quite a lot of interactive users. "A lot" probably means everything up to 10000.

I am grateful for opinions based on experience and knowledge, please no "religions".

What framework/technology/platform and why? Pros and cons.

Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author 4umNinja
    There's a lot going on in your description, and more than likely cannot be accomplished by using a single framework.

    If you are building a service from scratch, not only do you need to consider what the user will interact with from a frontend user stand point, but also, how their interactions will be persisted throughout the system and database.

    You might need to employ multiple layers of frameworks on the frontend and the backend. You can use tools like Larvel or Code Igniter for very quick and robust frontend stuff, and pair it with MySQL for persistence. My preference is to use Javascript the whole way through and run a NodeJS server.

    Really, it depends on your usage of Framework to define a tool you use to get the job done, or an all inclusive system that takes care of everything .. the later does not exist.

    What is the basic functionality you're looking to achieve?
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  • Profile picture of the author AAAWebstore
    Top Ten Best PHP Frameworks For 2015:-

    Laravel
    Phalcon
    Symfony
    Code Igniter
    Yii
    Aura
    Cake
    Zend
    Flight
    Kohana
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    • Profile picture of the author mikiway93
      Originally Posted by AAAWebstore View Post

      Top Ten Best PHP Frameworks For 2015:-

      Laravel
      Phalcon
      Symfony
      Code Igniter
      Yii
      Aura
      Cake
      Zend
      Flight
      Kohana
      thanks for sharing
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  • Profile picture of the author Skipper
    If only people would one day understand that there is no such thing as 'best this-n-that'. And to top that, these silly questions still get answers. Astonishing!
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    • Profile picture of the author swpower
      Originally Posted by Skipper View Post

      If only people would one day understand that there is no such thing as 'best this-n-that'. And to top that, these silly questions still get answers. Astonishing!
      The only surprising and silly here is your silly response. Then again, that seem to be your signum.

      @the rest: thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author Curtnielson
    Responsive HTML5 frameworks are used to create a website in less time and less effort. HTML5 frameworks reduce your repeating css/css3 programming tasks which saves a lot of time and energy. These frameworks are very handy if you are planning to design a front-end website. Using HTML5 frameworks you can easily make your website responsive and cross browser compatible.
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  • Profile picture of the author PaulLejoy
    It all depends on what you want, what will suit you the best and how much time you have to deal with it.
    As a PHP developer, I would recommend using Laravel, which is easy and feature rich. I am sure that after trying this framework you will never look back .
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  • Profile picture of the author hichamaziz
    Best PHP Frameworks;
    Laravel
    Phalcon
    Symfony
    Code Igniter
    Yii
    Aura
    Cake
    Zend
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  • Profile picture of the author samsularifin
    Codeigniter and laravel.
    Codeigniter based on easiness to use and laravel based on technology.
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  • Profile picture of the author robomedia
    If you're trying to build it yourself then I would suggest to use technology you know the most.
    Performance can be achieved by scaling horizontally so it needs to be designed well in terms of data access/storage. For metrics you might not want to use the same database as for relational data, maybe think of Redis for metrics and mysql/pgsql for relational.
    I don't think you can find something that fits from the box.
    Share more specs if you want more feedback.
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  • Profile picture of the author limerickmedical
    Laravel is best framework for PHP.
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  • Profile picture of the author Yadav Poonam
    Laravel, Zend, and Symfony.
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  • Profile picture of the author congtanh34
    10 Best Framework for PHP programmers in 2015:
    1. Laravel
    2. Symfony
    3. Phalcon
    4. Yii
    5. Slim
    6. CakePHP
    7. FuelPHP
    8. Aura
    9. Codeigniter
    10. Zend PHP
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  • Profile picture of the author sprucevn
    1. Laravel
    2. Phalcon
    3.Symfony
    4. Yii Framework
    5.Codeigniter
    6. CakePHP 3.0
    7. Zend
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  • Profile picture of the author Wiliam Haminton
    Best PHP Frameworks
    Laravel
    Phalcon
    Code Igniter
    Yii
    Zend
    Or Ruby On Rail
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    I love Laravel <3
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  • Profile picture of the author zozoreview
    Best PHP Frameworks
    Laravel
    Phalcon is fast
    I think you shold both It's power
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  • Profile picture of the author Joe Ray
    "What's the best framework..." sounds like you're actually going to build this software your self. Yet, if you would know how to build this software, you wouldn't be asking this question. You would already know which frameworks you will be using.

    If you don't know how to build this, then I suggest you shouldn't look for a framework, you should be looking for a software developer who can build this for you.
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