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I know some PHP and now I’m the stage of choosing a framework. After some diggs, I’ve find that CakePhp is a good choice.
After some manual/tutorial readings and trying some cakephp code samples I’m wondering myself about how good is the idea of naming convention used by CakePHP.
They are using the term: “convention over configuration”. What do you think about this (give me your pro/cons opinions )?
Many thanks.
If you don’t have any experiencie and you don’t have the habit of use a naming convention maybe is a good choice. For me, always is good have some kind of convention in code and filenames. And a framework with that philosophy like Ruby on Rails once you now the convention the development of your web app could be really fast. But for choose a framework there is another things that you should analyse. For example perfomance, realiability, resources in the web, etc.