Nette Framework

Nette Framework

Developer(s)	Nette Foundation

Stable release	2.3.10 / 13 April 2016 (2016-04-13)^[1]
Written in	PHP
Operating system	Cross-platform
License	New BSD license
Website	nette.org/en

Nette Framework is an open-source framework for creating web applications in PHP 5 and 7. It supports AJAX, DRY, KISS, MVC and code reusability. Original author of the framework is David Grudl, but further development is now maintained by the Nette Foundation organization (). Nette is a free software released under both^[2] the New BSD license and the GNU GPL version 2 or 3.

Components

Nette is a full-stack framework composed from a set of decoupled and reusable components.^[3]

Application – The kernel of web application
Bootstrap – Bootstrap of your application
Caching – Cache layer with set of storages
Component Model – Foundation for component systems
DI – Dependency Injection Container
Database – Database layer
Finder – Finds files and directories with intuitive interface
Forms – Greatly facilitates secure web forms
Http – Layer for the HTTP request & response
Latte – Amazing template engine
Mail – Sending E-mails
Neon – Loads and dumps NEON format
Php Generator – PHP code generator
Reflection – PHP class reflection enhancements
Robot Loader – Comfortable autoloading
Safe Stream – Safe atomic operations with files
Security – Provides access control system
Tester – Comfortable and easy-to-use unit testing tool
Tokenizer – String tokenization
Tracy – Debugging tool
Utils – Utilities and Core Classes
deprecated – Namespace containing deprecated classes

Development and versioning

2.0^[4]	Last 2.0.x release was Nette 2.0.18^[5]
2.1^[6]	Latest 2.1.x release is Nette 2.1.12^[7]
2.2^[8]	Latest 2.2.x release is Nette 2.2.13^[7]
2.3^[9]	Latest 2.3.x release is Nette 2.3.10^[7]

References

PHP

People	Andi Gutmans Rasmus Lerdorf Zeev Suraski

Resources	Accelerator (eAccelerator, MMCache) Composer Editors Libraries PEAR

Implementations	HHVM HPHPc Parrot Phalanger Project Zero Quercus Zend Engine

Web frameworks	CakePHP CodeIgniter Drupal eZ Publish Fat-Free FuelPHP Horde Joomla! Laravel Lithium Midgard MODx Nette Framework PRADO Phalcon Qcodo Silex SilverStripe Symfony TYPO3 WordPress Xaraya XOOPS Yii Zend Framework Zeta Components

Testing	Behat PHPUnit PHP Unit Testing Framework SimpleTest Lime (Symfony)

ORMs	Doctrine Propel

IDEs	Aptana Codelobster Eclipse PDT NetBeans PHPEdit PhpStorm RadPHP Zend Studio

Widget toolkit	PHP-GTK PHP-Qt wxPHP

Category Commons

Web frameworks

Comparison

CLI	ASP.NET Core AJAX Dynamic Data MVC Razor Web Forms BFC MonoRail OpenRasta Umbraco

ColdFusion	CFWheels ColdBox Platform ColdSpring Fusebox Mach-II Model-Glue

Common Lisp	Caveman2 CL-HTTP UnCommon Web Weblocks

C++	CppCMS Wt

D	Vibe.d

Haskell	Happstack Yesod Snap

Java	AppFuse Flexive Grails GWT ICEfaces ItsNat JavaServer Faces JHipster Jspx JWt OpenXava Play Reasonable Server Faces Remote Application Platform RIFE Seam Spring Stripes Struts Tapestry Vaadin Vert.x WebWork Wicket WaveMaker ZK

JavaScript	Ample SDK AngularJS Backbone.js Chaplin.js Closure Dojo Toolkit Ember.js Ext JS jQuery Meteor MooTools Node.js Prototype React Rico script.aculo.us Sencha Touch SproutCore Wakanda

Perl	Catalyst Dancer Mason Maypole Mojolicious WebGUI

PHP	CakePHP CodeIgniter Fat-Free FuelPHP Gyroscope Horde Kohana Laravel Lithium Midgard MODX Nette Framework Phalcon PRADO Qcodo Silex SilverStripe Symfony TYPO3 Xaraya XOOPS Yii Zend Framework

Python	BlueBream CherryPy Django Flask Grok Nevow Pyjs Pylons Pyramid Quixote TACTIC Tornado TurboGears web2py Webware Zope 2

Ruby	Camping Merb Padrino Ruby on Rails Sinatra

Scala	Lift Play Scalatra

Smalltalk	AIDA/Web Seaside

Other languages	Application Express (PL/SQL) Grails (Groovy) Kepler (Lua) OpenACS (Tcl) SproutCore (JavaScript/Ruby) Yaws (Erlang)

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