Circa 2000, most PHP codes was procedural and could be found in the form of "scripts" that would have a tangled mess of spaghetti code. Even the simplest pages had no separation of concerns, and thus it was fairly easy for an application to quickly grow into a maintenance nightmare. The world needed something better...Enter PHP version 5 and a variety of PHP frameworks attempting to bring some much-needed resolution and better solutions to various web application concerns.
Since then we've seen many frameworks released that would pave the way for the popular frameworks existing and being employed today. Today, the top three would (in our opinion) be Zend Framework, Symfony and of course Laravel. Although each of these frameworks was founded on similar principles and are geared toward solving (basically) the same common problems, their key differences lie is their implementations. They each have their own quirks about how to go about solving problems. When you look at the code produced by each of them, you will see that there is a pretty solid line separating them from each other. In our humble opinion, Laravel is the best
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