Codeigniter Tutorial for Beginners
What is CodeIgniter?
You spend a lot of time writing the same code over and again when developing a web application. Frameworks provide you a place to start and reduce the amount of code you'll need to create a website.
CodeIgniter is a PHP-based framework, however it is not a PHP replacement. You don't have to abandon PHP just because you're learning CodeIgniter. PHP is a server-side scripting language that may be used to create dynamic web applications.
CodeIgniter includes libraries, a clear interface, and a logical structure for accessing these libraries, as well as plug-ins, helpers, and other resources that make it easier to solve difficult PHP functions while retaining high performance. It shortens the time it takes to create a fully interactive, dynamic website by simplifying the PHP code. It requires PHP 5.2.6 or higher, as well as MySQL 4.1 or higher.
Why you should use CodeIgniter
- A high level of performance is required.
- I'm looking for a framework that doesn't require any setting.
- I'm looking for a framework that doesn't rely on the command line.
- I'm looking for a framework that doesn't need me to follow stringent code guidelines.
- To achieve a more streamlined code structure.
Features of CodeIgniter
Important Features
- It is completely free to use
- The MVC pattern is followed.
- It's light.
- Create URLs that are optimised for search engines.
- Libraries built-in
Some other Features
- Security and XSS Filtering
- File uploading, session management, pagination, data encryption
- Flexible URI Routing
- Zip encoding class
- Error logging
- Full page caching
- Localization
English
Arabic
French
Spanish
Portuguese
Deutsch
Turkish
Dutch
Italiano
Romaian
Portuguese (Brazil)
Greek