How to move forward?

Question

PHP

Hello! I’ve been on the toaster relatively recently, in general, in August 2014, I started digging different scripts, no, not frameworks, but simply procedural “games”, well, I began to slowly get involved in the conditions like and so on. About two months ago I figured out PDO Mysql (I). I think that my problem is that I started my journey with WAP, the so-called sites for mobile phones and so on, so a brief description about it: "MysqlI use cool "coders" there, and all mortals use the old mysql_ ". My decision is unequivocal to leave there, because I don’t want to lag behind by 3-4 years, and they write everything in a procedural way there, few people understand OOP. In general, I began to study OOP and analyze some frameworks, took CI but could not connect the database to the autoloader and write a simple authentication and registration, I'm generally at a loss, I don't understand OOP? Already for 2 months I can’t even write a simple registration, etc. Of course I understand a little, but this is absolutely not enough. The question is, how do I move forward? Are there people here who will help with CI to write the user's login and registration there? I will be grateful, and I will throw off the ice cream if possible.

Answer 1

1. In practice, most of the features of OOP are not used if you don’t have some kind of hellish business logic. It is enough to understand once and for all the structuring of code according to mvc + for general development, read about the main patterns.
2. I don't recommend CI. Take Yii2 or laravel. There is a lot of documentation on them, the community is huge.

Answer 2

Everything is fine. This is a learning process. I went through it myself. Before moving on to frameworks, you need to understand in detail the essence of OOP (dolby until you get it), then understand the essence of the mvc template.
Then, optionally --- try to write your own framework.
And then switch to ready-made frameworks-laravel, yii . Symfony, zend are difficult for beginners.