PHP ORM for business applications?

Question

PHP

Good!
From your experience, which PHP ORM is the most:
1 modern with support for php 7
2 stable for use in business applications
3 easy to learn and use
4 fast to start and connect to any project (or files)
5 promising chtoli, actively developing
6 productive!
Options:

1. redbeanphp
   
2. Propel 3
   
3. Doctrine
   
4. Eloquent
   
5. Your choice
   

Thanks to!

Answer 1

It all depends on the size of the project and the framework. If the project is not large, then laravel with Eloquent will do. It makes little sense to install Eloquent separately; it will completely tighten half of the laravel core.
If the project is already medium in size then Symfony + doctrine will do. True, in order to work with them, you need to know a lot about one dql, which is worth it.
If the project is huge and wildly loaded, then it makes sense to try to make it not in php, but, for example, in java + spring + hybernate.
I also advise you to try ddd and you can change laravel to symfony at any time and eloquent to doctrine or the same propel

Answer 2

Doctrine. It may not be very easy in the beginning, you just need to get rid of all the active records, etc. But once you get to the bottom of it, you can't get away from the doctrine.

Answer 3

Eloquent.
With the prospect of using Laravel
or Lumen or OctboberCMS.

Answer 4

I put on Propel

Answer 5

Guys, does anyone use the Phalcon PHP framework? He's brash as a bullet and ORM is so handsome and nimble.