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Aug 22, 2019 at 3:15pm
Hey guys, i'm full newbee starting working with PHP frameworks picked up Codeigniter for now 'cause its probably the easiest one to get to know the MVC pattern and basic concepts, but still under qu. Which one from this https://jelvix.com/blog/best-php-frameworks 7 PHP Frameworks you choose for the future?
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Last edited on Aug 22, 2019 at 3:16pm
Aug 22, 2019 at 4:38pm
My crystal ball says... "try again".
We can't predict the future, you should simply start learning how to program with a few of those frameworks that you personally think have some kind of edge to them. If you ever need to use PHP, then you know a few frameworks, one of which will most suit the project. If they hire you to use a specific PHP framework, you're able to learn it quickly.
We can't predict the future, you should simply start learning how to program with a few of those frameworks that you personally think have some kind of edge to them. If you ever need to use PHP, then you know a few frameworks, one of which will most suit the project. If they hire you to use a specific PHP framework, you're able to learn it quickly.
Aug 22, 2019 at 5:06pm
Also, if we're talking about the future, you should probably know that there's an active movement to avoid using PHP for new projects, due to the language having more rough design edges than smooth.
That said, many of the complaints about PHP came before PHP 7 became a thing, which I understand improved the language significantly.
-Albatross
That said, many of the complaints about PHP came before PHP 7 became a thing, which I understand improved the language significantly.
-Albatross
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