I have recently been looking at the PHP Framework CodeIgniter, and am quite impressed at its lightweight approach to providing an MVC framework for building PHP applications on.
I haven't had as much time I would like to build anything meaningful with it, but on initial inspection, and every time I pick it up to look at, I am suitably impressed that I would be keen to develop something meaningful with it.
Other frameworks do exist, such as Zend, Yii, CakePHP and Symfony. But none of these are screaming out at me with the simplicity and admiration that CodeIgniter has done quickly from the offset.
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