1. WHAT IS PHP FRAMEWORK? Set of Classes and Functions(Methods) Design for the development of web applications Provide basic structure Rapid application development(RAD) Saves you time Build more stable application Reduce amount of repetitive code Allows you to spend more time in creating the actual web application, instead of spending time writing repetitive code PHP Framework

2. MODEL-VIEW-CONTROLLER (MVC) Architectural pattern in programming that isolates business logic code from the User Interface (UI) Break up the development process of an application Makes coding in PHP faster and less complicated Model Contains the server business logic code View Present the output to the user in a particular format, most often HTML makup Controller The Manager PHP Framework

3. WHY SHOULD WE USE A PHP FRAMEWORK? Speeding up the development process Offers pre-built modules Stability Extensive PHP Framework

4. WHEN TO USE A PHP FRAMEWORK? Will offer greater simplicity as well stability, so it may be a good idea to use PHP frameworks whenever possible. Will help reduce or eliminate bad coding and speed up the build process. PHP Frameworks for “weak” programmers. When working on a project with tight deadlines. When you’re working on projects with substantial amounts of monotonous coding. PHP Framework

5. TWO CATEGORIES OF PHP FRAMEWORK Glue Framework Provide greater flexibility than Full-Stack Framework. Allows advance developer to choose their way to use the existing codes base from framework. Full-Stack Framework Difficult to implement your own ideas but other way it requires less work to make things work. Saves you development time by providing pre-built logic for common application patterns. PHP Framework

6. PHP FRAMEWORK VS. CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(CMS) PHP Framework CMSPHP FRAMEWORK Provides nice basic functionalityProvides nice development tools Good for a large number of websites with typical functionality Good for a sites with unique functionality No need to reinvent common used stuff like breadcrumb, easy media files or menu management, etc Common used stuff can be easily added with flexible, extensible There is a number of ready-to-use plugins There is a number of ready-to-use API libraries BASIC ISSUES

7. PHP FRAMEWORK VS. CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(CMS) PHP Framework CMSPHP FRAMEWORK Restricts what you can doNo restrictions Slow customizing for unique requirements Quick customizing Making changes into the code can be difficult and with risks of losing compatibility with new versions of the CMS or just other plugins Making changes into the code is easy, because core is not dependent on the third-party solutions Unlike the core, modules and plugins can contain hard-to-fix bugs All the code is easy-to-control CUSTOMIZING ISSUES

8. PHP FRAMEWORK VS. CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(CMS) PHP Framework CMSPHP FRAMEWORK Impossible to use good programming practices like automated tests, refactoring, etc. Good programming practices are welcomed! Impossible to use coding standards and maintain code quality Coding standards are widely used to maintain the code quality Many CMS have performance issues which can't be solved if the problem is in the core Any performance issues can be solved by our programmers CODING ISSUES

9. PHP FRAMEWORK VS. CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(CMS) PHP Framework CMSPHP FRAMEWORK Professional CMS are very expensive in the first investment and in the long run Development with framework is expensive in the first investment and not expensive in the long run BUSINESS ISSUES

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