An official developer guide that has been put in a lot of effort.
ThinkPHP is an open source PHP framework that was born to simplify enterprise-level application development and agile WEB application development. It was first born in early 2006, formerly known as FCS. It was officially renamed ThinkPHP on New Year's Day 2007, and was released under the Apache2 open source agreement. The early ideological architecture originated from Struts. Later, after continuous improvement and improvement, it also learned from many excellent foreign frameworks and models, using object-oriented development structure and MVC model, integrating Struts' Action and Dao ideas and JSP's TagLib ( tag library), RoR's ORM mapping and ActiveRecord mode, which encapsulates CURD and some common operations, single entry mode, etc., has unique performance in template engine, caching mechanism, authentication mechanism and scalability, and has become more and more popular. It is widely recognized by domestic PHP developers.
Using ThinkPHP, you can develop and deploy applications more conveniently and quickly. Of course, not just enterprise-level applications, any PHP application development can benefit from the simplicity, compatibility, and speed of ThinkPHP. Simplicity, speed and practicality are the tenets of ThinkPHP's development. To this end, ThinkPHP will continue to absorb and integrate better technologies to ensure its freshness and vitality, and provide the best practices for WEB application development!
As an overall development solution, ThinkPHP can solve most needs in application development because it includes the underlying architecture, compatibility processing, base class library, database access layer, template engine, caching mechanism, plug-in mechanism, role authentication, form Processing and other commonly used components, and it is more convenient for cross-version, cross-platform and cross-database transplantation. And each component is carefully designed and perfected, and the application development process only needs to focus on your business logic.
