It won't be because you have created a/inc folder and then wrote the function. php file in it, which means your code is organized. But when you use a PHP framework, the framework itself has a certain folder structure, and you need to follow some standards of the framework, in this way, you can always organize your code in a certain way.
1. Better organize code and folders.
It won't be because you have created a/inc folder and then wrote the function. php file in it, which means your code is organized. But when you use a PHP framework, the framework itself has a certain folder structure, and you need to follow some standards of the framework, in this way, you can always organize your code in a certain way.
Unfortunately, some name row champions are still using vi, which may be a challenge. When you work, you will encounter many small files. when you use the framework, you can easily use the modern editor or IDE to browse your code structure, in this way, you can quickly find the files you need.
2. public code and class libraries
PHP is a great web development language that provides countless tools and class libraries. However, when you try to build a website separately, you can either write your own code or use third-party code.
All excellent php frameworks provide you with class libraries and helper functions. they can help you with the following: forms verification, input and output data filtering, database abstraction, Session and cookie processing, Email, calendar, and paging are not uncommon. What's more, there are a lot of plug-ins provided by some communities that you can add to your framework.
3. mvc mode
The famous mvc pattern dates back to 1979. it was first proposed by a Norwegian computer scientist named Harvey.
PHP itself works like a template engine. However, if you use it unresponsibly, it will make your code ugly and make it difficult to maintain the code.
Mvc mode:
Model: usually represents your data structure and database interface;
View: contains the page template and output;
Controller: process page requests.
This separation makes the code more clean and easy to maintain.
4. security
In PHP, you may have thought of many ways to filter the input and output to prevent your website from being attacked. Manual processing of these filters will be exhausting. when you use the framework, you can forget the tired ones.
For a framework, most of the filtering work can be completed automatically. For example, codeigniter framework:
Any database value is filtered to prevent SQL injection attacks.
All html files can be automatically generated. for example, form-assisted functions and url-assisted functions can automatically filter the output files. all user input data can be filtered to prevent xss attacks.
To encrypt a cookie, you only need to change the configuration option.
5. use less code to speed up development
All PHP frameworks will have a learning curve, but once you have reached the peak, you will enjoy the fun of rapid development.
Using the framework means you write less code, which means you spend less time typing. You do not have to search for third-party class libraries for each project, because the framework already provides you with many class libraries.
In addition, because your code has been organized by default, you can quickly discover errors and maintain code and change your current code.
6. community support
All popular PHP frameworks have an active community behind them. You can seek help, discussion, or feedback from other developers.
7. enhance employment competitiveness
I don't know if you have seen it recently. some companies require framework-based experience. as a web developer, having PHP framework experience will enhance employment competitiveness.
8. performance
Most people who oppose using the PHP framework say that the framework reduces PHP performance.
First, you should understand that the development cost is much higher than the server hardware price. The cost for saving development and maintenance time may exceed any additional cost on the server.
You can also use the PHP framework to gain performance advantages. The framework itself comes with tools that can help you cache, test, and analyze data.
Some modern frameworks also dynamically load some of the code they need.
9. suitable for teams
The PHP framework can help you create a suitable environment and provide a good way of teamwork. You can let the designer work on The View layer, let the database engineer work on the model layer, and let the smart programmer repeatedly use the class libraries and plug-ins. You can also let others establish unit tests because the PHP framework itself has many tools.
10. interesting
This is actually the most important of all reasons. When your work is full of fun, your work will be more efficient. If you have been using the old-fashioned PHP code for many years, or you are very tired of it. Getting started with the framework will increase your morale, just like a new toy, and you can also do a lot of cool things with the framework. At least this is the first time I used the framework. I believe that many web developers will have similar experiences.
Conclusion:
Using the PHP framework may not be your best choice, but you should keep developing your attitude towards the web world and learn from new technology developments on the Internet. Today's frameworks are very popular and we still don't know what the PHP framework will be like tomorrow, but what I want to say is that the PHP framework is definitely worth exploring.