A review of Wildflower – a CMS CakePHP framework
I’ve just started a new project with a built-in CMS called Wildflower which is based off of the CakePHP framework. Here is a quick synopsis on the main features.
Advantages:
- Code separation. Understand the difference between view and business logic.
- RESTful architecture.
- Unit testing.
- The heart of Wildflower is the CakePHP framework.
Disadvantages:
- Relatively new framework compared to Ruby on Rails.
- Basically a PHP version of Ruby on Rails.
- Had a few unpredictable errors.
Overall, the framework worked great for the project and I was able to iterate through prototypes very quickly. That said, I wouldn’t do another project with it. Why? Because I just completed a project using learned Ruby on Rails. Having done a project using both frameworks, I found RoR to be far more superior than CakePHP.
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