Hi, We are interested in knowing that which of the following frameworks has largest and active community before we start on big project. It ll help us choose the right technology. (Out of these 3)<p>1) ROR (Ruby on Rails)<p>2) Symfony2 (PHP framework)<p>3) Django (Python framework)<p>4) Others (Please mention in comments)
You might want to be aware of this too:
<a href="http://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r7&hw=i7&test=query" rel="nofollow">http://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r7&hw=i7...</a><p>Interpreted language-based frameworks tends to be the slowest ones to perform
Just going on community size is rarely a good yardstick for framework choice.<p>Look at the team you have today, the team you want tomorrow, the scale your app is likely to grow (both in terms of traffic and code base size).
You will never go wrong if you start your project with django(Python framework)...it has been so active in the recent years and promises to be the future because even the python language itself is so active.
I think you shouldn't care so much about community, because in every case it is big enough.<p>I thing question is which stack (PHP/Ruby/Python) is the best for your project.
Any of these will do just fine - they all have active communities, good docs and have proven themselves again and again - choose what your team is most comfortable with/efficient in.