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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ecko" data-source="post: 368671" data-attributes="member: 24874">Unless you're making a rather large application, I don't see the need to use any framework. If you know enough PHP, then you should be able to make a proper base without relying on a framework. If making a large application though, then I can see why you would use one. At work we are using Nette to create a new ticketing system. Seems everyone uses Kayako, which is good for a ticketing system by itself. However, we need much more integration (customer area, jira tasks, chat system, xmpp), so we decided to use a framework since the majority of it allows for easy customization.</blockquote>