php - Is it good idea to use Zend Framework in medium scale enterprise website? -


Although it is recommended to use it, I have some concerns:

I used Zend Framework 1.6 Like 8 months ago. Now they have issued 1.10. So they are releasing the new version every 2 months.

There are several things that have been changed extensively (such as the bootstrap class in the main applications folder, it was not before. This was just a php file, a fair). Several functions have been changed in Zend_DB (and possibly with other modules) and it is recommended not to use old works

Integration is far from complete.

As they mentioned, the new namespace (php 5.3 namespace) has been started, and so on ...

So, I have a question ..

Is it worth the use of the Zend Framework and can update the code every 2 months? Or should you wait until a more stable, less changed version is available?

Edit

If anyone like me is already using it, what would be the best way to update the Zend Framework?

Please see my accepted response to this related question

Keep in mind that you do not need to update your version every time. Zend Updates ZF and you do not even have to use every feature. Because ZF is a glue framework, you can see fit as you use components from it if you do not want to use Zend_Epication, then keep your bootstrap. Also, while updating, you can check only the fraction of the code from your SVN and partially patch your installation so that you can create your own version. Z.F.F. Like I said, many components can be used standalone and there is no dependency on other components in ZFF. 1.8 Keeping Zend_Log, thus, you can use a lot of 1.10 Zend_DB.


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