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  • Animesh K
    #1

    Good web-hosting for cakePHP

    Hello All:

    After having some experience with PHP, I am thinking to use one of the
    frameworks for my website. CakePHP looks promising (among others). Cake
    requires some .htacess settings and I was unsure if godaddy will provide
    that flexibility.

    Can anyone recommend me about good website hosting companies which
    support cakePHP out of the box? I found bluehost and inmotion as
    promising candidates (using Google), but any feedback from users here
    will be great.

    Thanks,
    Animesh
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    • Jerry Stuckle
      #2
      Re: Good web-hosting for cakePHP

      Animesh K wrote:
      Hello All:
      >
      After having some experience with PHP, I am thinking to use one of the
      frameworks for my website. CakePHP looks promising (among others). Cake
      requires some .htacess settings and I was unsure if godaddy will provide
      that flexibility.
      >
      Can anyone recommend me about good website hosting companies which
      support cakePHP out of the box? I found bluehost and inmotion as
      promising candidates (using Google), but any feedback from users here
      will be great.
      >
      Thanks,
      Animesh
      >
      Try http://www.webhostingtalk.com. You can get all kinds of suggestions
      on webhosting there, as well as search for comments on specific hosts
      (good or bad).

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        • Lawrence Krubner
          #3
          Re: Good web-hosting for cakePHP

          Animesh K wrote:
          Hello All:
          >
          After having some experience with PHP, I am thinking to use one of the
          frameworks for my website. CakePHP looks promising (among others). Cake
          requires some .htacess settings and I was unsure if godaddy will provide
          that flexibility.
          >
          Can anyone recommend me about good website hosting companies which
          support cakePHP out of the box? I found bluehost and inmotion as
          promising candidates (using Google), but any feedback from users here
          will be great.

          I just started using Symfony for a project. I'm curious how you decided
          on Cake, as opposed to any of the other frameworks. What do you like about?

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            • Animesh K
              #4
              Re: Good web-hosting for cakePHP

              Lawrence Krubner wrote:
              Animesh K wrote:
              >Hello All:
              >>
              >After having some experience with PHP, I am thinking to use one of the
              >frameworks for my website. CakePHP looks promising (among others).
              >Cake requires some .htacess settings and I was unsure if godaddy will
              >provide that flexibility.
              >>
              >Can anyone recommend me about good website hosting companies which
              >support cakePHP out of the box? I found bluehost and inmotion as
              >promising candidates (using Google), but any feedback from users here
              >will be great.
              >
              >
              I just started using Symfony for a project. I'm curious how you decided
              on Cake, as opposed to any of the other frameworks. What do you like about?
              >
              I reviewed on google, and most people had good things to say about Zend,
              Cake, Symfony, and CodeIgnitor.

              I just picked cakePHP since I want to use OOPS concepts to design my
              future websites (and possibly upgrade my current one). In that sense, my
              selection is arbitrary. Do you think there is a reason to stick to other
              frameworks?

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