On October 2005, the first Symfony version was introduced as a free software under the MIT license. The elements of Symfony2’s are reusable PHP libraries that can be treated as stand-alone and they are configurable, secure and tested.
One of the best PHP frameworks and extremely popular because of its consistent and persistent output. Apart from this, Severely out of date and doesn't support modern PHP features as well as has security issues which have been outstanding for years without being patched by the development team. For example -No name space’s, Not as friendly towards unit testing as others and a few libraries that are built on the framework. Some of the major pro’s of this framework include Very developer friendly, Outperforms most other frameworks (non MVC), it does not need any special supports or dependencies, Good documentation with LTS (Long Term Support), it has the ability to use normal web hosting services well, by using standard databases such as MySQL. Keep in mind that CodeIgniter looks to empower you rather than shackling you. Apart from this, Add-ons/plug-ins are available for full-blown templating engines, and you can use your own coding or naming conventions too, with only some caveats that deal with class name conflicts. It comes with a simple, templating and substitution based tool. Some of the key features of this framework are MVC Support, Robust Security, Small Footprint, Active Community, Great Performance, etc. One of the oldest PHP frameworks, CodeIgniter was released in 2006 and focused on RAD.
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