Never used a framework and never will. I know how to code. I do my own sites and don't use others or have others do my work for me.
Haha...I assume you're kidding, right? Are you coding in binary? Because if not, someone else has "done your work for you" :)
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Coding in binary on what? Unless you mined your own raw materials to build your machine, someone else has "done your work" for you. Not to mention where you'd get electricity...
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#92I'm a cakePHP user. It has gotten and keeps getting a lot better as of recent, and I really like the community. I looked into codeigniter after using cakephp for a while and it just seemed to have a lot less to offer. I tried symfony too and it seemed alot more complex, unnecessarily so. I'm currently dabbling in Rails and Django, but am going to put them down until I finish my current project, since there's nothing…
I've been working on a PHP framework that is similar in the 'full-stack' approach of Cake but has performance characteristics of CodeIgniter. It's called Recess and can be found over at http://www.RecessFramework.org
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#93rack, merb and rails...
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#94Ramaze. Feels most Ruby-ish for me.
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#95ramaze ! and that means rack -> ruby
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#96Rails, Django
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#97Re: Ask HN: What web framework(s) do you guys use?
#98aspnet mvc. current project - http://ksischool.com
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#99It would be nice if someone would define exactly what a framework is. I mean, we're not all brilliant.