Yes, it uses the PHP ZEND framework.

>>>I'm currently testing breeze and knockback. I like Angular, but I'm not capable now of comparing it to the other to, since my experience is just writing the infamous todo app.
>>>My toughts already? They are all good. What they need badly is an IDE tool, so I'm also taking the other route.
>>>I like embarcadero's HTML5Builder, it's a gerat tool
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>>Thanks for the heads up on HTML5 Builder. An IDE tool is definitely needed! Hand coding html/javascript feels like I'm programming in assembly. The js frameworks with their unique constructs can be difficult to know when you need {} or {{}} or ("{
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>That I can tell, HTML5 Builder is completely dependent on PHP. If that's true, then it is named very poorly.