PHP has grown up to be a strong server-based scripting
language. With its evolution several prominent frameworks have come out, which
is molding the concept of website development in its own way. Each of these
frameworks has its own share of advantages which become quite handy for the PHP
developers of our time in many ways. Codeigniter and YII Development has been taken to be
one of most popular PHP frameworks which have been extensively used by
developers in 2017 for crafting Web 2.0 applications. With unique features such
as Model View Controller (MVC) design patterns, DB migration, form
input and validation as well as a variety of extensions makes YII one
of a kind as a framework. The framework is armed with skinning and theme
features based on the view files, layout files, images as well as CSS files. YII when
implemented also helps the user to use web services in an application.
The framework has been put in order to create all kinds of
applications including web functions and has been successful in drawing high
traffic to the sites with the likes of forum and portals. YII can be
considered being one of the best enterprise level web application development
frameworks.
But in what other ways the YII framework is
beneficial to the users? This article would look into the matter through the
following lines.
The YII Edge
for Web Development
YII is a framework, which is defined by its secured,
speedy and professional approach. This approach gives the developer the upper
hand of flexibility. According to some recent data provided by a renowned
research firm suggests that the majority of the sites in the recent times has
its foundation made upon the YII Framework. So what makes YII one
of the best among the rest? Go through the following lines to find out:
YII as an
Advanced Performing Framework
If compared to the existing PHP frameworks such as Zend,
Codeigniter or CakePHP to name a few, YII stands much
ahead of them. It has a superior structure model which will make the loading
process faster at any point in time.
YII is bench marked at 673 RPS (request per second)
when combined with Alternative PHP Cache (APC). Without the cache it can
process at 93 without APC. Higher the number of requests, more effective would
be the performance of the framework. YII based on these limits, has
outperformed every existing PHP framework in the horizon.
YII As An
Impenetrable Framework
When it comes to security, YII can be compared to
a fortified fortress on a virtual level. Armed to the teeth with Cross site
Request Forgery Prevention, Cookie-attack Prevention, Cross-site scripting
prevention as well as Server-Side Validation, this is one of the most secured
frameworks, a PHP developer can have in his imagination. With YII, you
don't have to insert different validation rule for any specific inputs. The
framework has an integrated a security-system for authentication of its own.
YII For The
Purpose Of Caching
Caching has been one of the most noteworthy elements in YII.
With YII, the developer would have a number of cache components
for storing cache in separate media. Users get exposed to the
cache components such as APC, DB based page, meme cache, segment caching
as well as X cache.
YII's Compatibility
With The Third Party Code
The framework within the last one year has made a name in
the domain of the developer for its compatibility with the third-party codes.
Developers attached to the PHP area now have the option of integrating the
codes of third-party frameworks with the YII and that too without any
problem.
Customize the YII way
When it comes to customization, YII is the best
framework which is available to the PHP programmers at the moment. After coming
up with a YII based application, you will be easily able to customize
when you wish to. Just by tweaking and tuning the code you would be able to
come up with any kind applications and widgets.
YII has become a buzzword in the realm of the PHP developers
around the world. Still in its nascent stage, YII is growing up to be the
framework which is going to redefine PHP programming.
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