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    <p>For the past months I've been getting into Web Development, I tried both sides of the coin: ASP.NET and PHP, I quickly fell in love with the second, the documentation and the community was just very helpful.</p> <p>I started out by reading <strong>PHP for Absolute Beginners</strong>, this gave me a decent grasp over the language.</p> <p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/uplCi.jpg" alt="we need to go deeper"></p> <p>Enter frameworks! After going around the web, it became clear that there was one framework that really suited beginners: <strong>Codeigniter</strong>. I absolutely love CI, through out my programming experience in college I've always relied on good books. CI didn't need a book. The documentation is so well written anyone with a little bit of PHP experience can get into it. </p> <p>Learning CI led me to development websites (such as Stackoverflow) and I started reading things that kinda make me sad, "CI doesn't scale on big projects", "CI isn't even a framework", "CI is for newbies, get pro like me bro".</p> <p>Ok, so maybe CI shouldn't be used for huge projects - at least that's what I got from the overall community. But I'm wondering here, where should I go from now? I feel like I should get some experience in at least a few MVC frameworks, but it's kinda confusing on where to go at this point, today <strong>Zend</strong> is best, tomorrow <strong>Symfony</strong> is, but damm, that <strong>Yii</strong> s looking good too! All of these frameworks are getting updated to 2.0 and the documentation is scarce, there's not many books going around (if any), the respective websites have a lot of information, but for someone coming from CI, it all just feels very intimidating to start out. Starting projects with Windows CMD? PHP accelerators?</p> <p>I'm guess what I'm trying to ask here is, how do you professionals see the PHP framework world these days? Which Framework would you recommend? Should I hop into this 2.0 bubble or are these versions not stable yet? And if possible, could you point me in a general direction when it comes to documentation?</p> <p>Thank you for your time.</p>
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