Which php framework is suitable for offline development?

Question

PHP

Good time!
Please tell me which php-framework to choose according to the following criteria:
- the ability to develop and deploy on the intranet without access to the Internet;
- lightweight and not demanding on resources (machine with 1 core 2.4 GHz Core i3 and 256 MB of memory);
- easy to learn and develop (so far there is little experience in development, especially with the use of frameworks).
At the moment I'm trying Codeigniter, in general I'm satisfied, but I would like to hear the opinion of the community.
The essence of the project being implemented is a set of forms for working with the database: Address Book, Knowledge Base and other "Wishlist" of the manual.
I work in a government institution, so the intranet is isolated from the Internet. Hence the inability to use, for example, Laravel or other frameworks that use composer. Also, downloading and transferring all the necessary packages and libraries separately is time-consuming, and therefore this option does not appeal. I would like to have a standalone framework that is easily portable from machine to machine and contains all the necessary functionality.
Thank you in advance!

Answer 1

256 MB of memory - is it like with the Core i3 process, or is it a virtual machine?
In fact, any ... Yii - for example (being an adept of this framework, I will advise it) :)
Lavarel - you can do it without composer fian.my.id/larapack
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Answer 2

I recommend Yii.
www.yiiframework.com , yiiframework.ru
I have done more than one project in it. In training, I consider one of the lowest entry thresholds. Convenient work with the database (ActiveRecord), work with forms and much more useful.
In connection with bootstrap, it is very easy to make any kind of system.

Answer 3

Slim for example.
or yii1.

Answer 4

Some kind of game. Development without the Internet...
What prevents you from developing on a machine with the Internet, and doing a diploma on the intranet? For example, collect an archive and deploy it as it is for prod?
By abandoning the compositor, you are making a leap into a bygone era.
At the expense of the framework - look at silex.