Un framework, c'est un ensemble d'outils et de bibliothèques qui facilite le développement d'applications en fournissant une structure de base pour organiser le code.
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Hello,
I have many concerns about the "framework":
-I would like to know what a framework really is, and some examples.
-For example, I need to create a web portal for managing customer complaints (customers complain to the company, explaining the problems they had with a product they purchased from the company). What framework can I use to do this?
-Is WAMP a framework?
-What framework can be used for the PHP language?
-Is there a framework for MySQL?
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 39.0
I have many concerns about the "framework":
-I would like to know what a framework really is, and some examples.
-For example, I need to create a web portal for managing customer complaints (customers complain to the company, explaining the problems they had with a product they purchased from the company). What framework can I use to do this?
-Is WAMP a framework?
-What framework can be used for the PHP language?
-Is there a framework for MySQL?
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 39.0
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Hello,
A "Framework" is a kind of library of pre-made functions that will make your life easier (it avoids reinventing the wheel) in short, it simplifies development but can also make it heavier.
It is not mandatory for development but can be useful.
Personally, I don't like it.
In each language, there are Frameworks and PHP is no exception.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_de_frameworks_PHP
The most well-known ones might be (Zend, Symfony...)
Wamp is not a Framework. It is not a language, it is a group of software (Apache/MySQL/PHP) running on Windows.
No, there is no Framework for MySQL.
MySQL is a relational database management application.
That's basically it
If you're asking this kind of question, it's because you must be starting out in programming and I don't recommend Frameworks. Learn PHP in interaction with MySQL first and later why not
Sincerely,
Thorak83
A "Framework" is a kind of library of pre-made functions that will make your life easier (it avoids reinventing the wheel) in short, it simplifies development but can also make it heavier.
It is not mandatory for development but can be useful.
Personally, I don't like it.
In each language, there are Frameworks and PHP is no exception.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_de_frameworks_PHP
The most well-known ones might be (Zend, Symfony...)
Wamp is not a Framework. It is not a language, it is a group of software (Apache/MySQL/PHP) running on Windows.
No, there is no Framework for MySQL.
MySQL is a relational database management application.
That's basically it
If you're asking this kind of question, it's because you must be starting out in programming and I don't recommend Frameworks. Learn PHP in interaction with MySQL first and later why not
Sincerely,
Thorak83
smarty08
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Thank you very much, Thorak83. Now I understand better.