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By John Kite on Aug. 08, 2007

Take a look at cakephp. They have a good MVC framework that makes it very easy to develop PHP-based MVC apps similar to the way Ruby on Rails works. (http://www.cakephp.org)

By Manish Mehta on Aug. 11, 2007

See the symfony project (www.symfony-project.com). It has Ajax and i18n support and has a ton of productive features like cache management.

By Nathan Lopez on Aug. 17, 2007

http://www.phpontrax.com/ PHP on Trax - modeled after RoR

By Russell Prentice on Aug. 24, 2007

phpmvc is another one. It doesn't seem to be as advanced as Cake, but might be worth a look.

By Tyson Cung on Jul. 31, 2008

Please check out codeigniter. It is something equivalent to rails on php

Tyson

By Sakibul Hasan on Jul. 31, 2008

If you wanna work easily, you can use codeIgniter, CakePHP is also a good framework. And you can also try Zend framework as you know it is a product of PHP company.

By demi on Aug. 21, 2008

You can also see at PRADO framework.

By Harsha Gupta on Aug. 21, 2008

You can use Akelos PHP Framework, which is a good MVC implementation for PHP and Ruby on Rails.

We can develop multilingual applications for localized markets.

By Baber Javed on Aug. 21, 2008

I have been programming in Ruby on Rails and was also switching to PHP to develop a personal website for which i also intended to use a framework and because i knew RoR i also intended to find a similar framework so I researched a lot and the best one I have found so far is CodeIgniter... very light weight and easy to use

By Muhammad Abid on Aug. 22, 2008

well, friend, I recommend you CakePHP framework, It has lot of functionality embedded. Totally MVC Architecture. Fast and reliable. and you can find lot of examples of cake PHP applications on line.

By akan dfxs on Aug. 28, 2008

cakephp looks like a good choice.

By qi yao on Aug. 28, 2008

i didn't use php frameworks

By Chen Bin on Aug. 28, 2008

CakePHP

By Chen Bin on Aug. 28, 2008

zend?

By Chen Bin on Aug. 28, 2008

i use webwork with java

By Chen Bin on Aug. 28, 2008

may flex is good for mvc

By kan guo on Aug. 28, 2008

Cakephp is the best!

By Jason Mei on Aug. 30, 2008

I prefer drupal, it is a very powerful CMS, also, you can write your own module to extends its functional.

It provide a full functions platform to make the development easily

By china long on Aug. 30, 2008

cakephp

By Mckenzie on Oct. 27, 2009

I would checkout codeigniter. http://codeigniter.com/tutorials/ it's very much like RoR (MVC) style. I use it for projects that rails is just not an option.