http://www.phpclasses.org/blog/post/52-Recommended-PHP-frameworks.html
This is a relatively lengthy blog entry. Generally it's about the pros and cons of various php frameworks which, refreshingly, emphasises thinking for yourself and finding what, if anything, suits your needs. It touches on a few other php related issues (and takes a nice stab at Ruby
as well.Quote
"This post discusses the existing PHP Web development frameworks.
It provides advice on what criteria is relevant when choosing a framework that addresses the needs of each PHP developer.
It also explains why certain frameworks seem very popular while others are not getting as much attention as their developers hoped.
Finally it mentions a long list of packages and tools that make up the framework that is used to implement the PHPClasses site."
