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Originally Posted by zijlstravideo
 OP does seem to be working on it for ages now... Gotta admire that.
You're right, OP does seem to always skip the official PHP docs and starts building right away...  So yeah, I guess it makes sense to use a framework when you're just starting out learning PHP and the website needs more than just the basic SQL stuff.
Or perhaps even buying a fully working script and just modify it a bit to your own needs. That's what I often did when I barely knew the basics. Learned a lot that way (with trial and error... lots of error). |
Yea, thats why I asked him.
If I just wanted to build a site, I'd use a framework.
If I wanted to brush up my PHP skills, or master them.. Id not.
but if you just wanna get a site up and running.. and the syntax and fundamentals of PHP are slowing that down, alot of those fundamental problems become very trivial with a framework.
Based on his previous questions, the most likely outcome of him actually producing a live site, from the code he's been doing, is that it's instantly hacked, OR he's gotta spend 6 months learning hot to prevent every possible attack, how to sanitize data etc etc.
He'll NEVER get a site going.