I am currently studying the Fat-Free Framework but I am debating with many problems some functions just do not work as they should, and others behave quite differently from what is documented, as I am still only studying the framework I am getting used to using it in a real application.
With this I am in doubt, as F3 is becoming complicated what framework alternative could I use?
So, just in a quick search on Google for php microframework you already find the following:
Lumen, which is based on Laravel
Silex, which uses Symfony components
None of these I used. I've already used the FatFree that picked me up, and I've already used the Epiphany for a project that was running a IIS root server running a half-old version of PHP (and I did not use it all, just a few things).
In reality, microframeworks are for you not to use everything, to build a lot on your arm, either because you want to learn or because the project is too small and a robust framework will mess up more than help. Where I worked, they used Zend and were very happy, but when I went to try to learn I got scratched and I gave up.
