Akelos PHP framework apes Rails
Monkey see monkey do. I’m usually wary of PHP frameworks that are ‘inspired’ by Ruby on Rails but the Akelos folks have done a really good job with their port. They even have a screencast narrated by guy who’s funny accent you can’t quite place 
Every now and then I get a project that has to be in PHP (usually because of hosting requirements) so it’s nice to have everything laid out in a familiar way.
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