Compare the Top Development Frameworks that integrate with Composer as of July 2026

This a list of Development Frameworks that integrate with Composer. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Composer. View the products that work with Composer in the table below.

What are Development Frameworks for Composer?

Development frameworks are code libraries and development tools that streamline the development process for developers that build applications. Development frameworks simplify the process of programming in different languages. There are a variety of different types of development frameworks including web development frameworks, mobile app development frameworks, frontend and backend frameworks, and more. Compare and read user reviews of the best Development Frameworks for Composer currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Yii

    Yii

    Yii PHP framework

    Yii is a fast, secure, and efficient PHP framework. Flexible yet pragmatic, works right out of the box, and has reasonable defaults. While Yii can virtually eliminate most repetitive coding tasks, you are responsible for the real creative work. This often starts with designing the whole system to be built, in terms of some database schema. The best way to do this is by using migrations. Yii gives you the maximum functionality by adding the least possible overhead. Sane defaults and built-in tools help you write solid and secure code. Write more code in less time with simple, yet powerful APIs and code generation. Yii is a generic web programming framework, meaning that it can be used for developing all kinds of web applications using PHP. Because of its component-based architecture and sophisticated caching support, it is especially suitable for developing large-scale applications such as portals, forums, content management systems (CMS), ecommerce projects, RESTful services, etc.
    Starting Price: Free
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    PHPixie

    PHPixie

    PHPixie

    PHPixie is easy to learn and does not rely on automatic; you will always be in charge of what's happening. Designed for speed since first release and proven by independent benchmarks. Built using components that can be used without the framework. Linear execution flow, no static code, and low coupling. Reuse and share your code via Composer as self-contained bundles. Never find yourself in an event hell ever again as event use is avoided. Database components support working with MongoDB out of the box. Designed from scratch according to SOLID principles and industry standards. PHPixie started as a micro framework and has gradually grown to be one of the most popular full-stack PHP frameworks while retaining its high performance. This is in part because of the strict architecture that avoids common pitfalls such as reliance on static methods, global scope, singletons, and other antipatterns, thus also ensuring that the code is easy to read, debug, extend, and test.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Fat-Free Framework

    Fat-Free Framework

    Fat-Free Framework

    Speed up your development process. F3 is lightweight, easy-to-use, and fast. Most of all, it doesn't get in your way. It has a gentle learning curve so you save money on training expenses. Whether you're a novice or an expert PHP programmer, F3 will get you up and running in no time. No unnecessary and painstaking installation procedures and no complex configuration are required. A powerful yet easy-to-use PHP micro-framework designed to help you build dynamic and robust web applications. Full-featured toolkit, super lightweight code base with just ~90kb, and easy to learn. Take advantage of the built-in features. Develop apps that really rock. F3 gives you a solid foundation, a mature code base, and a no-nonsense approach to writing web applications. Under the hood is an easy-to-use web development tool kit, high-performance URL routing, a multi-protocol cache engine, built-in code highlighting, and support for multilingual i18n applications.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Pop PHP Framework

    Pop PHP Framework

    Pop PHP Framework

    Pop PHP is an open source, object-oriented PHP framework with humble beginnings dating back to 2009, where it started as a small library of components. The focus of Pop is to provide a robust set of lightweight tools to assist developers with rapid application development. With a relatively small learning curve, Pop aims to help developers in getting the features they need into their applications so they can be up and running quickly. The Pop PHP Framework contains a group of core components and an additional 30+ components that serve as a toolkit for rapid application development. The framework itself has a base set of core components as well as numerous other additional components to facilitate many of the common features needed for a PHP application. The goal is so that anyone from a novice developer to an advanced programmer can install and start using the Pop PHP Framework quickly and effectively.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Laminas

    Laminas

    Zend Framework

    Laminas is the enterprise-ready PHP framework and components. Components for any PHP application, include dependency injection, event dispatchers, input validation and filtering, pagination and navigation, feed generation and parsing, and much, much more. Build PHP middleware applications, using the PSR-7 and PSR-15 specifications, using a variety of routing and templating options, and the dependency injection container you prefer. Build RESTful APIs using standards and provide validation, authentication, authorization, and versioning right out of the box. A proven history of success running business critical and high-usage applications, ready for PHP 7. Laminas is built with security best practices. Store passwords and encrypt with AES-256. Engineered with performance tuning in mind, Laminas runs up to 4x faster than version 2 releases. Laminas API tools provide JSON representations that can be parsed and used in any mobile framework.
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