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CodeIgniter is pretty good too. Best, Susan Teague-Rector NCSU Libraries Susan Teague Rector Web Design Project Librarian NCSU Libraries >>> Péter Király <[log in to unmask]> 11/15/10 6:54 AM >>> Hi David, I have tried several frameworks in the past (and even wrote a home-grown one, as almost every newcommer...). The best I can suggest you is the Zend Framework. But it depends on your needs. If you want, you can use Drupal as framework as well, because it provides you both the controller (hooks, APIs), model (database API), and view (themes/templates) layers. Király Péter http://eXtensibleCatalog.org 2010/11/15 David Kane <[log in to unmask]>: > Hi, > > I am interested to hear if anyone is using PHP MVC frameworks to help with > their code. From what I have learned, they seem to be a very good idea > indeed. > > However, there are so many of them (http://www.phpframeworks.com/) > > Also, pkp.SFU.ca uses their own one in their PKP (public knowledge project) > software. > > Who is using them and what for? > > David. > > -- > David Kane, MLIS. > Systems Librarian > Waterford Institute of Technology > Ireland > http://library.wit.ie/ > T: ++353.51302838 > M: ++353.876693212 >