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July 14th, 2008 at 7:02 am — jordao (not verified)

I think the major doubt inside the decision of choosing frameworks is which one fits better on some specific project.

I have doubts on that, and no comparison I have found show me clues that would point the solution...

For example, which one would be more suitable for multiple projects with common data, sharing common database?

Is it possible to say what cases CakePHP will work better than Zend Framework? As well the opposite?

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