Comparison table of commonly used PHP framework functions

Since I came into contact with PHP development, I have used many frameworks. Although I have not studied each framework in depth, I have some understanding of the functions of each PHP framework used. At this point, I have compiled some commonly used PHP framework functions into a table. I hope it can be a reference for everyone when choosing a PHP framework.

MVC: Indicates whether the framework comes with built-in support for Model-View-Controller settings;

Multiple DB's: Indicates whether the framework supports multiple databases without making any changes;

ORM: Indicates whether the framework supports object record mapping;

DB Objects: Indicates whether the framework includes other database objects, such as TableGateWay;

Templates: Indicates whether the framework has a built-in template engine;

Caching: Indicates whether the framework contains a cache object or other means of caching;

Validation: Indicates whether the framework has a built-in validation or filtering component;

Ajax: Indicates whether the framework has built-in support for Ajax;

Auth Module: Indicates whether the framework has built-in modules that handle user authentication;

Modules: Indicates whether the framework has other Modules, such as RSS feed parser, PDF module, etc.;

EDP: event-driven programming.