I work on a website for a non-profit. We have a hybrid wordpress symfony site. We're always being pulled two ways, we like that we switched to wordpress for the more static parts of the site (CMS). We have some minor custom functionality thats being handled by symfony, that should righly be a wordpress plug in....
This might be the thing. Especially if you can use it for plug-ins.
> Corcel is a collection of PHP classes built on top of Eloquent ORM (from Laravel framework), that provides a fluent interface to connect and get data directly from a WordPress database.
You'd just be switching one framework for another really. Either make it framework agnostic or make it use the framework you're already using (wordpress)... anything else is unnecessary overhead
I was trying to get it set up so I could use twig templates inside pages. I couldn't get it to work since both frameworks ( Wordpress & Symfony) want to be in charge. Any secrets you can impart?
This might be the thing. Especially if you can use it for plug-ins.