I hope you can recommend the PHP framework

I have been playing with ThinkPHP for more than 3 months (to be honest, I feel that the ThinkPHP directory is a bit too much, but I like the details)
Now I plan to play with other frameworks, for example
I know there is Laravel (English is not very good every time and Every time I go to bootcss, I will see that it has Chinese documents and is a bit biased towards Laravel)
I don’t plan to start blindly
I hope you can share your suggestions and experiences

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I have been playing with ThinkPHP for more than 3 months (to be honest, I feel that the ThinkPHP directory is a bit too much, but I like the details)
Now I plan to play with other frameworks, for example
I know there is Laravel (English is not very good every time and Every time I go to bootcss, I will see that it has Chinese documents and is a bit biased towards Laravel)
I don’t plan to start blindly
I hope you can share your suggestions and experiences

Think from the perspective of job opportunities (at least in terms of quantity, domestic companies tend to this framework) ==> ThinkPHP
Think from the perspective of popular trends (low learning costs, active community) ==> Laravel
Consider the advantages of the framework itself (the most advanced architecture and the most mature ecosystem) ==> Symfony

If you are just looking for a job, then learn ThinkPHP!
If you are just interested and don’t want to spend too much energy, then learn Laravel!
If you are looking for a framework that has the most advanced architecture and the most mature ecosystem in the current PHP framework, and can improve your PHPlevel during the learning process, then learn Symfony! (Warning! The learning curve is extremely steep!)

This is to change the frame if you don’t agree with each other

Tell me the truth, what problems have you encountered using ThinkPHP? Is it affecting your development efficiency or is it a performance bottleneck?

So personal advice:

Practice more commercial projects, and when you encounter a problem, you find that you are trying to solve it, but you are not capable enough to solve it, and then you find that ThinkPHP cannot solve it. You can then choose other frameworks to see if there is a corresponding solution.

But as far as I know, bottlenecks generally do not occur at the language and framework levels, unless the load reaches a certain level and performance issues of hundreds or tens of milliseconds need to be pursued.

But having said that, it is necessary to study and get in touch with the ideas of some other frameworks, which is equivalent to preparing for the future, but blind replacement is not advisable, and it will also affect the opportunities and progress of in-depth implementation of commercial projects.

Maybe it’s because I’m paranoid about Laravel’s global functions
That’s why I fell deeply in love with Yii2

Framework is just a tool

I have also been reading the documentation of THINKPHP5 recently. The 5th version has been greatly updated, and it is a bit inclined to a pure OOP framework. I highly recommend thinkphp5

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When I was in school, I learned a lot of messy things.
I prefer the laravel framework, which is used for database course design, etc.

I went out for an internship this summer and found that I have to satisfy the business first~
The company uses the ThinkPHPframework,
Because I already know the concept of MVC relatively well,
and I also know PHP,
so I can get started quickly.

Suppose you learn ThinkPHP,
go to the interview and ask for a lot of money,
but you have to use laravel?
What would you choose?

So don’t get too hung up on what to learn,
laying a solid foundation is the key,
maybe there will be another lionisframework next year or the year after that. (Shit)