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3 years ago, I made a (not so successful) youtube series of building a website from scratch using php[1]. I'd basically record myself coding for 1h then add a
by foxfired 9y ago
3 years ago, I made a (not so successful) youtube series of building a website from scratch using php[1].
I'd basically record myself coding for 1h then add a voice over it as I speed up the video 3x.
Although my English falls apart fairly quickly, (if you ignore that) it is a good way to see the entire process of building a framework and understanding what each part does.
A lot of the things in this article are covered there, with a little bit of the why.
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sYFo92sFLs&index=2&list=PLrAi51U4eF_GdbhoQNqXkDlru4C0p5f1D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sYFo92sFLs&index=2&list=PLr...
- flanbiscuit 9y agoI wanted to improve my PHP skills so I researched and taught myself how to build a PHP framework myself, without composer or any third party libraries. This was a while ago so it was for PHP5 and I used CodeIgnitor and CakePHP as my inspirations because that was what was chosen in the previous places I had worked at so I was familiar with them. I enjoyed the process and I learned a lot. I encourage people to build their own framework without composer as a learning experience if they're looking to level up their PHP knowledge. I plan on going through it again from scratch but following modern standards: PHP7, PHP-FIG, strict_types