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I've learned A TON creating my own very basic PHP framework. I'm using it for basic personal small projects (login system, simple functionality) and I'm loving it. The customization makes specific repetitive tasks so much easier.

Don't get it twisted, I use Laravel and Symfony much more (and Javascript) but I would definitely recommend anyone to do it just for the learning experience.

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    It really touches two important concepts: that oop in php7 has come a long way and it is definitely good for the lang and the community. The second is that by merely using php as it is we really get a lot of nice functionality...but if you add composer it really shines. I have built my own lil mvc framework in php, learned a lot from d.i to advanced routing. Kudos to you man!
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    What features did your framework have?
    I did the same at school when we were not allowed to use Laravel or Symphony. Added my own query builder and templating engine,
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    Can you share your resources? Like what tutorials, books you refer to during the process?
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    @psone when I made it I used my knowledge about laravel, which I had used in depth already, I had read quite a lot of the source already. The rest was just trial and error.
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    @psone like the user above me said, I used my previous knowledge on MVCs and Google helped me out.

    My friend/colleague made one as well but he used a Udemy course. I can't remember the name but I'm sure that if you search for "php mvc" or "php oop" you will find it. He really loved it.
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    @Codex404 nice! I haven't added a template engine but I got the basic needs ๐Ÿ˜
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    @illfamed well as soon as you add a template engine and a query builder you will find out why laravel is laravel xD
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    @LordKerwin like I said it's great for learning and doing basic shit.
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    @LordKerwin even though thats true iets completely offtopic...

    Duckduckgo.com

    Lets you search with ease and really quick as well.
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