After using eZ Publish with its templating language (also implemented in PHP) for about a year, I've found `raw' PHP just more expressive and concise -- and my team, coming from various backgrounds, has that preferrence as well.
Whaddya know, PHP is a templating language, after all.
Also, it takes us less effort to ship product that matches performance requirements with `raw' PHP than with another layer of abstraction.
Whaddya know, PHP is a templating language, after all.
Also, it takes us less effort to ship product that matches performance requirements with `raw' PHP than with another layer of abstraction.