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Kohana a Different PHP Framework!

Kohana is PHP framework that is unlike any other framework that I have come across php, flex, flash or otherwise. Originally a CodeIgnitor fork it has found its own feet dropping most of its CI roots in the process and going strictly php 5 a big CI difference.

Kohana is a PHP 5 FRAMEWORK that uses the MODEL VIEW CONTROLLER architectural pattern. It aims to beSECURELIGHTWEIGHT, and EASY to use.

What I Like:

The framework is very well written, lightweight, appears secure and very easy to extend see the kohanaphp.com for a full list of the features. Personally I like the flexibility to develop and the ease of which you can extend the applications by integrating external scripts and modules into the your application.

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