PHP Controls

Question

PHP

While studying ASP.NET, I was stunned by the controls that, based on the database, build both a table and forms for adding / deleting / editing, and also “sew” AJAX on request in two mouse clicks.
I'm wondering if there are analogues for PHP? Which, based on the database (MySQL), will draw both the table and the forms.
Thanks in advance for your reply!

Answer 1

When I looked at these controls in ASP.NET, I was also stunned, though for a different reason. A fierce PPC was going on inside these controls: a bunch of dirty hacks, redundancy, lack of logic, problems with cross-browser compatibility. I confess that it was many years ago, things are probably much better now. And yet, the prospect of depending on Microsoft, and waiting until he deigns to fix some bugs / introduce some features - is not encouraging. Using opensource frameworks you somehow feel calmer.

Answer 2

You either use frameworks and enjoy the ease of implementation, or look for separate solutions for each case.
ASP.NET is a huge machine made up of many assemblies and libraries. One ajax button on a web form connects everything that is possible. You just don't see it, it's all hidden in namespaces. In PHP, you see this and it seems to you that for a small project this should not be the case.
Alas, either use a framework or use artisanal methods.

Answer 3

I would not want to use the whole framework in a small project.

Answer 4

Yes, frameworks. For example, yii has gii for this.

Answer 5

There are many, and they do it better than ASP. Frameworks are called.

Answer 6

for the server side, take any simple framework, such as CodeIgniter, for the front, the beauty of signs, ajax and other ExtJS chips will pleasantly surprise you.