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Give advice on writing your cms in oop php
Hello. I started making my bike on OOP (simple cms), for educational purposes and maybe with the prospect of further development.
Recommend a ready-made "correct" OOP CMS, which can be adopted for a beginner, borrow the principles of building a core, structure.
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with the prospect of further development
If I now started writing my own CMS for educational purposes, I would kill two birds with one stone: I would write it based on some popular framework (for example, Yii). And the bike will be written, and I will know the framework.
I consider this approach to learning normal, but you need to write in relation to specific projects as workers. If you advise to look at something, then most likely it will be difficult to figure out the "correct" CMS without creating several projects on it, just like with a framework.
I would also advise you to start by writing a framework on which the CMS will be made (now all popular engines go this way). And CMS is better to do for specific projects, since it is impossible to create a working system in a vacuum.
Recently, in order to deal with all sorts of "correct" patterns in PHP, I wrote my own framework: https://github.com/jakulov/bun/ using my own implementations of DI, ORM, MVC, etc.
Now I am refactoring the code and along the way describe the development process in the blog jakulov.ru
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