What is PHP?

[admin]

Zend framework have MVC

http://framework.zend.com

Or you can use PHP templating system like Smarty, this is a template engine, but can help to separate data and view.

http://smarty.php.net/

[binujayaraj]

PHP very well supports MVC architecture.

you can use
Zend Framework or Cake PHP + Smarty

[admin]

binujayaraj, have you tried any of these ? I tried Cake, but i drop it and continue with normal PHP coding, may be because not good with classes.

[binujayaraj]

I used to follow conventional coding style and I am a newbie to frameworks and PHP frameworks in particular.

After looking at many I have currently settled on CakePHP (http://cakephp.org/).

Why?

1. It runs on PHP 4 and 5 (but my web host doesn't offer PHP 5 so I need 4 support)
2. I found it the easiest to understand and get working with
3. It has features like Ajax support built in that I needed
4. It has a fantastic developer community that will help you solve any problem that you hit. Ultimately this is worth its weight in gold.

CakePHP may not be the best framework out there (I have no idea as I haven't done a head to head test), but I can say that it works, and works well. My websites are easier to develop and easier to maintain.

In my opinion, if you need PHP 4 support, then CakePHP is worth a look.