Imran Tufail
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Which PHP framework is best to develop an e-commerce website?
Best PHP framework for e-commerce website
- Thread starter Imran Tufail
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Laravel would get my choice or Yii.
Billy Batts
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WP with Woocommerce.
RightFootFanatic
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I had several Applications done with ZendFramework so i would vote for that or Symfony.
I had a look a laravel 1.5 years ago or so, biggest down site for me at that time was that with almost each release even minor releases it broke backwards compatibility.
Also Laravel was (or is a one man show run by Tylor). For now I can't say if it's still that with releases and the one man show.
As most PHP Frameworks are component packages now a days you should consider, what you or your dev team is firm with, and maybe build your app with the components from different frameworks.
I had a look a laravel 1.5 years ago or so, biggest down site for me at that time was that with almost each release even minor releases it broke backwards compatibility.
Also Laravel was (or is a one man show run by Tylor). For now I can't say if it's still that with releases and the one man show.
As most PHP Frameworks are component packages now a days you should consider, what you or your dev team is firm with, and maybe build your app with the components from different frameworks.
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bigot
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I recently installed Magento. It's a steeper learning curve for sure, but I've read you get a lot more than WP+Woo.
Keep in mind if you pick Magento, you will probably need at least a VPS - lots of permissions and access required that shared hosts don't provide.
Keep in mind if you pick Magento, you will probably need at least a VPS - lots of permissions and access required that shared hosts don't provide.