Become a PHP Architect - Homemade PHP Framework

• Chapter1 Homemade PHP framework (Part 1)
• 1-1 Use composer to implement automatic namespace loading and simple route resolution
• 1-2 Implement forced routing through closure functions
• 1-3 Chain operation realizes addition, deletion, modification and query of database (single case mode)
• 1-4 Chain operation realizes addition, deletion, modification and query of database
• 1-5 Implement database document generation and export tools
• 1-6 Yield significantly reduces server memory usage
• 1-7 One class handles all Excel operations (including image export)
• 1-8 One class handles all Excel operations (export multiple worksheets)
• 1-9 One class handles pdf output, printing, and downloading
• 1-10 Command line operations and interaction with users under the command line
• 1-11 60 lines of code handle all curl requests
• 1-12 60 lines of code to handle all curl requests (includes explanation of curl setting parameters)
• Chapter2 Homemade PHP framework (medium)
• 2-1 Automatically generate and return thumbnails based on url request parameters
• 2-2 PHP implements image search (generates image hash value to calculate similarity)
• 2-3 Implement AOP aspect programming and reduce code coupling
• 2-4 One method to obtain request parameters and request headers in all request modes
• 2-5 Implement parameter verification through validators and customize verification rules
• 2-6 Coping with high concurrency: What are pessimistic locks and optimistic locks
• 2-7 Solving high concurrency: the practical application of pessimistic locking and optimistic locking
• 2-8 Combined with crontab to implement scheduled tasks: production investment of tasks
• 2-9 Implementation of middleware, adding middleware to routing
• 2-10 Implementation of dependency injection and explanation of PHP reflection class
• Chapter3 Homemade PHP framework (Part 2)
• 3-1 Event monitoring and subscription
• 3-2 High-concurrency rush buying: dealing with rush buying scenarios through message queues
• 3-3 Implementation and application of rpc microservices
• 3-4 Implementation of annotation routing
• 3-5 Implementation of interface current limiting and the pros and cons of elegant code
• 3-6 Implementation of atomic locks and cache drivers