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Zend is just a bunch of functions, some nice code, no real structure.
CakePHP does ok.
As for being slow, I'm a big fan of writing very neat and very fast queries. With the right
tweaking and observation of what queries are being run you can optimise it down to good
speeds. While having cache and server-cluster stuff built-in means less fucking around to
get things to scale to the enterprise.
Yes there is more auto-magical stuff. You will need to become familiar with the core
frameworks code (as you should) and maybe even branch your own version of it to get to
the heart of your code and optimise.
The docs for CakePHP can be thin, but really it's all out there between the API docs,
articles, tempdocs for 1.2 and the code itself.
-Ben
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