PHP and Laravel at once or php first?

Question

Laravel

Maybe the question is a bit stupid.
I started the process of getting into php and immediately decided to collect information on frameworks. Is it worth learning php and testing/trying/experimenting on the framework?
Advise the beginner how best to proceed, first to create a naked php + mysql site on the knee, or use it together with a good tool.
why did he suddenly ask like this: he made life much easier on creating a grid bootsttap site and its javascript plugins, such as modals, tabs, collapse collapse.

Answer 1

Starting with the basics and putting together your site on your knee, you will have to overcome such problems that usually a developer very rarely has to "disassemble". But in the future, of course, it will greatly facilitate understanding of the entire system as a whole. You can work for years, write on cms/frameworks, and not know how HTTP works, what is the difference between GET and POST, what is sql injection, etc.
The reverse side is that the framework immediately instills a "culture", it has a structure, there are ready-made components, it is much easier to implement many things than to reinvent your own bicycles. I would suggest going through all the basics, and of course starting with the framework, Laravel is a great choice for a beginner, you can even do something simpler like slim or silex, where you will have to write "your" code more. Well, after a certain number of months, when you feel that you know "everything", just try to write something in "symfony")

Answer 2

Depends on the situation. If the project is small and the deadlines are tight - better "on the knee" naked PHP. If the architecture is large and the architecture is needed, but the requirements are not strictly defined and time allows, you can start right away with the framework.