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i want to learn Best Frame work for Web Development , plz tell me which framework is best for all kinds of secure 100% & modern web development . a some toturial site if you have , than plz share
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A short, practical path for based on the thread: there isn’t a single “best” framework—what matters more is solid PHP fundamentals, good habits, and practice. and are right to suggest starting small and getting comfortable with OOP first. A clear, up-to-date reference that lays out these fundamentals and modern PHP practices is PHP: The Right Way. (phptherightway.com)

Concrete learning steps you can apply today: build a small CRUD app in plain PHP (no framework) to learn the MVC idea, routing, and how requests are handled. Next, add modern tooling: learn Composer for dependency management and PSR-4 autoloading so your projects stay maintainable and portable. Practising namespaces, simple dependency injection, and one or two design patterns will make frameworks easier to pick up later. (Composer and PSR‑4 docs). (getcomposer.org)

Security and testing matter from day one. No framework guarantees “100% secure” — they reduce boilerplate and offer helpers, but secure design, parameterized queries (PDO), escaping, CSRF protection and input validation are your responsibility. Use OWASP Top Ten as a checklist while you build and test. Add simple automated tests (PHPUnit) before switching to a framework. (owasp.org)

When you’re comfortable with those basics, choose a framework with clear documentation and an active community. Ignore marketing noise (as warned) and balance videos (as suggested) with hands-on projects and official docs. Read a framework’s “getting started” guide, build a small real app with it, then iterate. A modern framework’s docs are often the best place to begin learning. (laravel.com)

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Member Avatar for pritaeas

There is no single "best". All the framework sites have introductions and some tutorials. What are you planning to build and how knowledgable are you?

Member Avatar for best4earn

I have Learnt my self , by w3school.com . I have already study Basic PHP , some about OOP . and now i want to study about frameworks]

Member Avatar for pritaeas

Start "small": TinyMVC, CakePHP, CodeIgnitor. If needed you can work your way up to the heavyweights.

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Can u tel me the best best video toturials about that framworks where i can learn in a maner way .

Member Avatar for pritaeas

Not sure, I rarely watch videos. I do know that CakePHP has a youtube channel. CodeIgnitor has a video/screencast website.

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Member Avatar for best4earn

Thanks my dear Pritaeas

Member Avatar for bradly.spicer

Also, checkout thenewboston for video tutorials on languages as a whole.

Read the documentation on the frameworks in general.

commented: great advice +14
Member Avatar for Szabi Zsoldos

It depends on what you want to do, for example, dont start with the heavy Zend framework, since that will mix your ideas about programming at your level.

Before you can understand frameworks, you have to know a little bit about OOP, since frameworks are based on OOP.

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Best4earn you want the best framework with many videos , so you don’t really want framework. Just a video clip , sure Yii has spend a lot money in marketing , laravel is one more that spends some but with more targeted group , the point is witch framework advertise itself better? To my point of view be real with OOP and forget frameworks for a project or two , just OOP and nothing more. And than you will have the ability to recognize videos and marketing than code.

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