#phalconphp

Phalcon 3

https://phalconphp.com

Docker Files

https://github.com/phalcon/dockerfiles

Phalcon Compose

https://phalcon-compose.readme.io/

Escalando Aplicações /python/php/ com Docker

1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJZQOkXiH7M

2 - https://medium.com/@juniorb2s/docker-compose-e-laravel-e32b683b2486

Bilinmeyen bir PHP çatısı: PhalconPHP

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This post has been cross posted from Lezgro's blog, written by Pavlo Pastushenko

We established partnership with Phalcon Team – people who stand behind the fastest and robust PHP Framework that offers high performance and lower resource consumption. We provide advising to everyone who interested and glad to keep strong relationship with the company. Phalcon is always discussed as a framework to work with in terms of our Development Team as we always see lots of different ideas where its implementation would be a way to go.

Phalcon is a web framework implemented as a C extension. It is a full stack framework for PHP 5 with the functionality exposed as PHP classes. It offers the classic features of a modern PHP MVC-framework so it is comfortable to use. You will be amazed how fast your project will develop and progress. It’s simplicity empowered us to develop using Phalcon, so now we want to share this experience with you. Working in stable state and having that fast development so and further performance of the applications – no regrets are intended.

Today we're very excited to announce the release of the third beta (and possibly last one) of Phalcon 2!

Phalcon 2 is almost fully functional and stable as Phalcon 1.x, virtually all tests in 1.x are now passing 2.0. If you haven't tried Phalcon 2 out, it's time to give it a shot!

Preparing your migration to Phalcon 2

Interfaces and type checkings

Thanks to Zephir, Phalcon 2 performs a greater number of type and class checks, and as a result this make the whole framework more stable and consistent. If a wrong type or class is passed to a method you'll see the relevant exception with a verbose message. If you have created user adapters or extended framework components and they do not implement the necessary interfaces and/or types you may need to fix them.

Catchable fatal error: Argument 2 passed to Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Query::__construct() must implement interface Phalcon\DiInterface, instance of stdClass given in /home/scott/test.php on line 17

Better debug information

Zephir provides the exact place where an exception was thrown and it will provide more information as to where the error occurred.

Exception: The static method 'someMethod' doesn't exist on model 'Robots' File=phalcon/mvc/model.zep Line=4042 #0 /home/scott/test.php(64): Phalcon\Mvc\Model::__callStatic('someMethod', Array) #1 /home/scott/test.php(64): Robots::someMethod() #2 {main}

This could help you to find solutions for your problems by just looking at the framework source.

Error Handling

Phalcon 2 provides better facilities to handle exceptions, for instance, in micro applications you can use the new error handler which will allow you to do something like this:

use Phalcon\Http\Response; use Phalcon\Mvc\Micro; $app = new Micro(); $app->map('/say/{name}', function ($name) { throw new \Exception("An exception has occurred"); }); $app->error(function($e) { return new Response('Internal error'); });

These facilities were easily implemented thanks to the low-level exception system provided by Zephir.

Performance Improvements

Zephir/Phalcon 2 takes advantage of the improved way to return values in PHP 5.6. This optimization greatly reduces the number of unecessesary copies improving the performance.

Phalcon 2 new look

Our community have contributed 4 amazing proposals for the new design in the Phalcon 2 era. Contribute by voting your favorite design here.

Want to contribute?

From the beginning, Phalcon has been a different framework than any other framework out there, providing developers with many components and functionality in a single PHP extension. If you want to contribute in Phalcon 2, being a part of something unique and amazing, the simplest way is to look through the issue tracker for issues, bugs or features to implement. Help us to make Phalcon the greatest framework for PHP ever! Your contributions are very valuable.

Codeception

An important work has been done migrating and simplifying tests for Phalcon 2 into a single test-suite powered by CodeCeption. See the migrated tests here.

Help with Testing

This version can be installed from the 2.0.0 branch, if you don’t have Zephir installed follow these instructions:

git clone http://github.com/phalcon/cphalcon git checkout 2.0.0 cd ext sudo ./install

If you have Zephir installed:

git clone http://github.com/phalcon/cphalcon git checkout 2.0.0 zephir build

We hope that you will enjoy these improvements and additions. We invite you to share your thoughts and questions about this version on Phosphorum.

With a default phalcon project created with the Phalcon DevTools

$phalcon project example

Here is how you create a named route in and use it within your Volt Template, or regular template. First set a named route using the router:

$router = new Phalcon\Mvc\Router(); $router->removeExtraSlashes(true); $router->add('/my-testimony', [ 'controller' => 'MyTestimony', 'action' => 'index' ])->setName('MyTestimony');

To apply this route in a default view:

<?=$this->url->get(['for' => 'MyTestimony']);?>

To Apply this route in a volt view:

{{ url.get(['for':'MyTestimony']) }}

To make the entire link with code only in volt:

Here is how you can run a raw query in PhalconPHP:

As with any project, statistics are always good to have around. Whether this is personal curiosity or showing off, statistics help us make decisions.

For those that are wondering what languages are used to make Phalcon, below is a table that might prove helpful.

The output has been created with cloc.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language files blank comment code -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C 361 108511 46708 327574 PHP 255 7816 6557 35404 Bourne Shell 14 5891 5302 34188 m4 9 2263 882 20732 Bourne Again Shell 10 2738 4109 16963 SQL 3 250 250 13336 C/C++ Header 344 5653 6621 10799 yacc 3 710 57 2032 make 5 52 0 1065 XML 2 15 15 119 awk 2 15 22 70 Python 1 20 1 53 YAML 1 7 0 31 CSS 2 2 0 12 Pascal 1 4 4 4 Javascript 2 0 0 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUM: 1015 133947 70528 462384 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

C is king. However things will change once 2.0.0 is out, making Zephir the top language.