Which is the best php frame work for developing a large scale professional network like linkedin or xing?Which frame work will perform well in a shared hosting? (codeigniter or zend)

The framework will not be the bottle neck if you are creating a 'large scale website', if you plan to use shared hosting you will run into issues quickly as your site grows

'large scale professional' and 'shared hosting' don't go hand in hand very well at all.

Having said that, give Laravel a try.

I guess NONE! All frameworks contain huge amount of totally redundant code. Large programs are written by hand, on plain text editor, by professionals who know what they are doing. A network such as linkedin will work on a shared hosting until you reach about 50 concurrent users. Above, your server will become too slow. Above a 100, your server will simply die of exhaustion! :-) A network such as linkedin rests on hundreds, if not thousands of
dedicated servers.

 

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Aanya Dsouza

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Edited November 14, 201312 yr by webdesigner93
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Nearly all of the above isn't true I'm afraid.

That said LinkedIn definitely doesn't run on shared hosting!

Depends what you are building? is it a media site hosting videos? a database heavy driven website? ecommerce site?

I think each framework has it's' uses, but again it is down to how you will inevitably code? i have a habit of writing bloated code, but i always go back and condense it as much as i can.

I think Elgg might be suitable for a linked in type site, or check through the Drupal distributions, they may have a 'ready made' version: https://drupal.org/project/project_distribution