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During the week, I dug into the docks on symfony 2.2, asked questions where possible, but still could not figure it out. I decided to try something simpler, and then return to symfony. It is also worth adding that I have not used frameworks before, only my bicycles. I really liked doctrine in symfony, so if the desired framework is not difficult enough to connect, it will be doubly cool.
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There is Silex - silex.sensiolabs.org/ microframework based on components from symfony2. It seems to me that it is much simpler and clearer to begin with. Doctrine is screwed there, as far as I know.
Did you like Doctrine or the idea of ORM in general?
I can recommend you www.yiiframework.com/ for example, working with the database through Active Record
CodeIgniter. Just like 5 kopecks (until I got into the database drivers).
There are many docks in Russian.
+ 1 to Silex, because (oddly enough) is most similar to Symfony2. And Twig is easy to connect and Doctine is screwed on. And most importantly: core, request, response and sessions as in symfony2. In my last article on Habr, I wrote a little about Silex, you can read it.
Yii is good, and twig is not a problem to screw on, AR is a very nice thing to use, but not an ORM. And where there are not enough AR capabilities, you can always compose SQL queries and get anything. And despite the fact that YII (1) does not support all php innovations, it is not difficult to “make friends” with libraries written with all sorts of namespaces. But, of course, YII is not like Symfony2 - they have different goals and applications.
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