PhalconPHP

Brief overview

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Name: PhalconPHP

Language: PHP

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License: New BSD

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Average rating

4.3 / 5

Phalcon is an open source, full stack framework for PHP 5 written as a C-extension, optimized for high performance. You don't need learn or use the C language, since the functionality is exposed as PHP classes ready for you to use. Phalcon also is loosely coupled, allowing you to use its objects as glue components based on the needs of your application.

Phalcon is not only about performance, our goal is to make it robust and easy to use!

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PhalconPHP - Reviews

5 / 5

A full stack framework that is faster than most if not all micro frameworks. This framework is not for beginners. It gives you the tools, but it's up to the developer to implement them. If you have a genuine understanding of PHP, and performance is of concern, look no further. The documentation is thorough, but not beginner oriented, and the community is somewhat sparse, but I can't stress performance enough. This framework puts my PHP applications on a performance level with JAVA applications.

Written by Guest, 26th June, 2017

5 / 5

Phlacon is from my point of view not just fastest framework on the market, but also it offers various features and nice components. Also very good to use as MicroFramework for restfull API's or full MVC framework. Comes with C ORM, and twig template engine. Also what I really appreciate is how the framework is dynamic, you use only what you want, you can simply replace classes and libraries for custom ones or affect flow with events.

Very good job, only one problem is the community but I believe it will grow very fast :)

Written by Guest, 17th May, 2017

3 / 5

Phalcon is undoubtedly one of the most fast frameworks out there, and that's its strong point. On the other hand, the documentation is a bit disorganized, Web tools (code generator) has major issues in Windows, and it is still lacking a bit more of a community to help new developers. But once again, performance, WOW.

Written by Guest, 4th September, 2014