[joshua11]

Might be a bit random..

But has anyone tried Codeigniter for PHP?
I delved into it about a fortnight ago, and I'm so glad I did. Makes developing more efficient and the code looks nicer too. (If you can say such a thing )

Thoroughly recommend it

[fat_hobbit]

(Original post by joshua11)
Might be a bit random..

But has anyone tried Codeigniter for PHP?
I delved into it about a fortnight ago, and I'm so glad I did. Makes developing more efficient and the code looks nicer too. (If you can say such a thing )

Thoroughly recommend it

I use at work.

Love it.

[Jake9]

I really love it, especially how light it is , I tried CakePHP and Zend and they were both too heavy for my liking.

[fat_hobbit]

(Original post by Jake9)
I really love it, especially how light it is , I tried CakePHP and Zend and they were both too heavy for my liking.

and complicated!

[Conorrr]

I used it last year for a project but I much prefer Yii

[dickturnip]

Code Igniter is a nice bit of kit. A mate of mine is one of the dev's there and he knows his stuff so it's in safe hands too.

[Astonix]

My computing teacher uses it and recommended it to me as he knows I use PHP. Downloaded it, but never got round to using it >.<

[deed02392]

I'm using it to build a web application. It's pretty flexible, only a few minor glitches along the way but the community is quick to respond too, which is an important aspect of any CMS.