FuelPHP Review

It's easy to understand for beginners because it has built-in autoloader that makes development faster than any other frameworks I've used previously (such as Cakephp). The documentation could be better but still pretty good compared with others. You can also find out how things are done in this platform by looking at their code repository which contains many examples of common use cases like CRUD operations or RESTful API endpoints etc. We were using PDO database abstraction layer along with…

I love how easy it was to get started with this library! There are many tutorials out there for beginners who want quick results without much of any effort involved from their part (this one included). It took me less than an hour or two before my first page loaded in production mode using XAMPP as local server software - something that would have taken hours if not days otherwise working by hand when starting other libraries previously used such like ZF2 etc.. This project has been very…

I have used fuelphp for my last project where i had to develop an application that was totally new with no code available in market place (at least not one which could be easily integrated). It has been very easy so far working around this platform as it makes development process much easier than other platforms out there. The documentation are also quite good but if you don't know how things work then its hard getting started without any help from someone who knows what they're doing. If your

I like that it's easy to get up an running with fuelphp as well has many of its features are open source (like symfony). It also makes use out some great third party extensions such us ORM for mysql/postgresql called DBAL which i find very useful when working in large projects where you need more control over your sql queries but don't want all those extra overhead modules installed by default - this allows me write less code! The only thing about FUEL PHO P atm would be their lack support or…