Mvc-how to learn PHP

1. Should we look at the traditional code or the MVC framework code? 2. Should I first read the manual or the finished project? My situation: I have studied the basic syntax of PHP, the topic of typecho, And the MVC Architecture. Hope you can help us customize a route. 1. Should we look at the traditional code or the MVC framework code?
2. Should I first read the manual or the finished project?

My situation:
Understand the basic syntax of PHP, the topic of typecho, And the MVC Architecture.
Hope you can help us customize a route.

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1. Should we look at the traditional code or the MVC framework code?
2. Should I first read the manual or the finished project?

My situation:
Understand the basic syntax of PHP, the topic of typecho, And the MVC Architecture.
Hope you can help us customize a route.

1. No matter what style you want to see, and don't stop looking at it. Start hack and try to imitate/modify some features. I don't know what the non-architecture code looks like, but it's not easy to use/design the architecture well.
2. When you learn English, do you want to read the dictionary or text first? In any case, I don't think so.I have read a large text, but I haven't flipped through the dictionary to find words., OrI have read the Oxford dictionary but have not read a half of the articles.. It seems that the latter is more reasonable, and the same is true for programming.
   You can simply repeat the dictionary (document) based on the degree of commonly used three thousand words (you still have no experience and do not know what is commonly used ), however, you can refer to the documentation of the finished project while looking at it. It is best to ask the project author for a rough explanation. (Equivalent to reading the text while looking up the dictionary, and then explaining it to the teacher at the same time) if the open-source project cannot be found, the author can find various blog articles

In terms of skill tree, no matter what language should be the same:

LV0 only supports syntax
LV1 understands how to operate and can check bugs (not complex)
LV2 has some ideas to add simple functions
LV3 can detect problems, optimize local structure/performance, and solve complicated problems
LV4a has insights on the architecture, grasp the macro architecture, and grasp the technical system of the entire project
LV4b has a good understanding of command, can direct LV2 LV3, assign tasks reasonably, and avoid technical risks
LV4c has experience in resources and can win various resources required by LV2 LV3 personnel from inside and outside the company
LV4d has a good understanding of diplomacy and can work with people from other departments.
LV4e has some experience in teaching and can guide various people to upgrade
Learn how to recruit and fl other LV4 talents based on LV5's skills

See it. I just want to be familiar with LV4e. Haha

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In my opinion, the domestic php industry is doing underlying Performance Optimization for high incomes. Most php developers, no matter how many frameworks they know, are proficient in various music videos, or you may have a bright future to find a product.