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I've used Zend for two years. It is a classic example of how simple things should not be so difficult, but Zend manages to make them difficult anyhow. It is by far the most over engineered and convoluted framework I've ever used. And did I mention the slowest?
BTW you really should have Zend I and Zend II as choices, as there are a lot of differences between them.
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