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I'm planning to make me a new website. I have choosen Joomla as my CMS to go.
But before I start, I have 2 questions:
Is it possible (and easy) to change the Theme on the fly? So that a user can select an alternate theme?
What do u think about frameworks? Especially for Joomla. Should i use one? If yes, which one do you suggest? (a free one)
Yes it is possible for the user to switch the template on the fly. See this extension.
Joomla! has its own built in MVC framework which you'll see and use if you develop your own components. There is no need to use another framework within that.
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I would like to migrage a PHP site to WordPress so I can update the information written on the website.
Does anyone know the best way I can do this? I did ask a few people regarding this and the general consesus was to completely redo the website.
Yes, you would need to redo large parts of your webpage. If you have an existing design you will need to learn how to create a theme in wordpress: https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development or you can use on of the many already available.
Yes. You can use wordpress theme development for migration php into the wordpress...
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What would be the advantage of using a framework like codeigniter vs raw PHP?
MVC pattern, which I recommend you read about. It provides concern separation and is an industry standard for building web apps.
Less boilerplate code - everything (mostly) you need is already provided by framework classes API
Active Record - a nicer way to query database
etc. Bottom line is - use a framework, unless it's a quick hack, then framework might be an overkill
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I'm new to PHP and this forum, I just would like to know which is the best PHP MVC framework regarding to performance and scalable at the present? I wonder if Yii is the best one.
There is no best MVC framework. Use the one that you are comfortable with. Here are some list of MVC frameworks that you would want to lookat
Yii
CodeIgniter
CakePHP
Symfony2
Zend Framework
Laravel
or here is the entire list of PHP frameworks
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I am planning a web application for Bidding + Shopping Cart.
Users can add products/auction(Seller) and buy/place bid(buyer). Admin control it all.
Is there any good open source CMS available for this in PHP (apart from drupal)?
Or should I go for Zend Framework to build it from scratch?
What will be the good approach?
Ok!! Its near about one month and no answer so for...
But I am glad that I found a better solution for this. Thanks to Magento!
Magento is way better than any other open source web shops available for this type of requirement.
And as it is based on Zend framework which is familiar to me, I thought working in it will be easy.
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I am currently using Dreamweaver to run PHP codes.It involves extracting values from the database and most of the time it involves sensitive data. A friend suggested to use CodeIgniter as it has higher levels of security and more layers. What should I do? Should i continue using Dreamweaver or switch to CodeIgniter?
CodeIgniter is a PHP framework. Dreamweaver is an IDE. You can use PHP, HTML , CSS , and ofcourse CodeIgniter library inside Dreamweaver.
Both are different. Dreamweaver is an editor whereas CI is a PHP framework.