Do I need a php framework to implement the checklist

Question

PHP

I came up with a small task for myself to implement a convenient checklist for checking projects, because it is not convenient to write in a .doc file, and it is impossible to filter by projects.
The essence of the checklist for checking something, I think, does not make sense to disclose here, I will describe the general points.
1. There is a list of checkpoints that are checked yes/no. (item 1, item 2, item 3, etc.)
2. Each item is linked to a group. (group 1, group 2, group 3, etc.)
3. Each group is linked to a checklist type. (sheet 1, sheet 2, sheet 3, etc.)
4. There are also projects, with reference to the one who checked (from the list of registered users).
Now I have implemented the first three points on the basis of a class for working with the database, and a template engine, but I already suspect that initially I made a little mistake in the tools.
In total, the framework requires:
- Authorization (registration is not required, at least not yet).
- Creation by the user of new records in a DB through sootv. forms.
- Simplicity (because the task is essentially narrowly focused).
I would like to hear opinions on whether to use a ready-made framework (or CMS), if so, which one would you recommend?

Answer 1

Using a framework will greatly simplify development. You don't have to "reinvent the wheel" again. I have been using Zend Framework for 3 years now and I really like it. There are ready-made solutions for authorization (Zend_Auth), working with databases (Zend_Db, Zend_Db_Table) and a lot of documentation.

Answer 2

For this task, Angularjs would be more useful to you. It would greatly simplify the application logic due to MVVM.
Well, the server part in this case will be a simple REST-apishka, you can take the same silex and quickly build it.
The advantage of frameworks is that you can quickly develop and not spend a lot of time implementing everything that you might need.