What to do in this situation?

Question

Android

Probably my question will be a modified double of the previous one, but still I will ask it in an expanded form again to protect myself from problems in the future. There is a task, to write a web application like youdu.ru, who does not know this is such a service where tasks are set by registered users and other users offer their services. So, for this site, you will need to make a client on android (rest api). There is considerable experience with Bitrix, but I do not advise people to write on it. I don't have much experience with frameworks. They know how to write a simple controller and a small model, and that's it. But on pure php I will write at least a "rocket", do not take it for self-confidence, etc. Only rest api never did. So here's some advice from experienced people: write in pure php or learn some kind of framework and write your application in parallel? I have no plans for further work with frameworks.

Answer 1

abandon the implementation altogether.
A project in which the service should be the guarantor of transactions should not be written by a single freelancer.
The customer of such a case must be a legal entity and work with the studio.
Otherwise, the result will be another site for deception.

Answer 2

laravel is the perfect option IMHO. Plus, knowing it will be very useful, even if you don’t plan to work with it, although this is probably until you start doing something on it

Answer 3

In my opinion, you need to study the work of Zend Framework 3, it may seem complicated, but everything is strict there, maybe you will discover something for yourself, like abstract factories and delegates and others, especially since it is primarily intended for building complex and large projects.

Answer 4

I recommend listening to Oleg 's answer, and besides, the project is quite complicated and you can drive yourself into a trap, and as a result you will not learn anything, and you can set people up even if they have good intentions.
And rest api can be used micro framework slim. And there are a few more, but I can vouch for slim. This is already a small digression.