Creating a website is exciting, there is only limit your imagination. But sometimes the developer can be blocked by: lack of knowledge, an oversight, bad practices or a bug.
The Framework in a nutshell
More simply, if we translate the word Framework, we literally get: framework. And that's exactly what a Framework is a set of tools, classes, functions or scripts depending on the model of the program, to work. What we can say is that no CMS including Joomla, WordPress, Magento or others whose almost all of the front-end is coded in php. Without php, we do not have internet anymore. It's that simple. On top of that is other languages and Framework, and we choose what we want according to needs, not modes. And by chance, those who are really developers here do more or less the same answer as mine. The interest in php developer has been at its peak for years. Today, advanced versions and offer new features to developers and attractive assets for businesses.
What is the Framework for?
PHP frameworks offer several functionalities, in the form of classes for the simplest or components for the most complex, allowing to quickly create some recurring elements. For more complete frameworks but often also the most complex, most of the functionalities that we will need in our project already exist in the form of modules. It will then be sufficient to add them to the project, and possibly to modify them a little, to make them operational and in line with the customers' expectations. Another interest put forward by the users acquired to the cause of the tools is the reusability of the components, with very little modification.
Finally, a framework also makes it easy to work with multiple people on the same project, and even for the most advanced frameworks that use Template engines, to make integrators and developers work on the same component, almost at the same time.
