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Hello,

I have coded a simple CMS a few time ago, but the code is not so clean,

so I'm planing to code a new CMS, but I don't know,

if I use a Framework like Zend or CakePHP oder code it without a FW.

I don't have expirience with a Framework, so I could learn to work with it.

Can someone please help me?

 

Thanks

 

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Can someone please help me?

 

I'm not exactly sure what the question / problem is? I have built several CMS's with Zend, and am currently in the process of writing another on top of my own framework. If your question is 'can it be done?' The answer is yes. If the question is 'should I use a framework?' The answer is it depends. In allot of ways they can help your code be more consistent, in other ways however I have found the typical MVC implementation to be a little too inflexible or just not very useful.

Thanks for your quick Answer, my question is it suggestive to use a framework

for coding a CMS. And if yes, which framework is recommended.

But you answered my questions, if read some facts about some FW (cakePHP and Zend),

and I think cakePHP is a little bit easier to use, but the Zend Framework is more professional and

I can use only the "modules", that I need.

 

Thanks

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