Is it even worth using a framework for a small web app in PHP

write it in rust

Like let's say I have to do a simple login/registration form in PHP/MySQL, how would any of the available frameworks speed up the process?

>>60158310
>Is it even worth using a framework

No, never.

use codeigniter framework;)

>>60158321
it's for a PHP class, come on..

>>60158350
>>60158340
why?

PHP is harmful

>>60158366
because it's easy to use, light and you can always use plain php code do achive what you want

>>60158399
But two thirds of the web is run through it

>>60158400
I see, I'll look into it more, everyone's praising Laravel and Symfony but from what I read CodeIgniter is more beginner friendly and is better for smaller/personal projects, any idea if that's bollocks?

>>60158366
PHP has a very clear use case. It's not a multi purpose language. Frame works are made to turn multi purpose languages into single purpose environments. They're supposed to remove complexity and introduce ease-of-use. Think about it.

>>60158693
Yeah I get that, but frameworks also claim to make the process faster, with some pre-generated stuff and such.