My framework of choice at the moment is called "everything". Everything has very few users in the world, but it holds to a certain number of
design characteristics that I like.

It deals with entities as objects
Objects are inheritable
Easy to hack
Revision control on objects

If I were a Java developer, which I have not been in more then a
decade, I would use Hibernate. Hibernate has many of the design characteristics that I list. Similar frameworks exist for PHP and Python.

Why do I like the approach of using objects? Objects are entities that I can serialize and store in caches as a single discrete item. Object caches are common in web architectures now(aka Memcached and other similar creatures). Object store works well, and it is constantly improving.

Many web infrastructures can be run out of object store systems, but not all.

Many, …