Introduction Yii is an open-source, object-oriented, component-based MVC PHP web application framework. Yii is pronounced as "Yee" or [ji:] and in Chinese, it means "simple and evolutionary" and it can be an acronym for "Yes It Is!" What you will learn Students are expected to have strong PHP knowledge before joining this course. This course will cover the following core topics:
Course Duration : 3 days |
Module 1.0 : Introduction1.1 About PHP 7 and Yii 1.2 Fundamental PHP Module 2.0 : Getting Started2.1 Installing Yii 2.2 Running Applications 2.3 Saying Hello 2.4 Working with Forms 2.5 Working with Databases 2.6 Generating Code with Gii 2.7 Looking Ahead Module 3.0 : Application Structure3.1 Overview 3.2 Entry Scripts 3.3 Applications 3.4 Application Components 3.5 Controllers 3.6 Models 3.7 Views 3.8 Modules 3.9 Filters 3.10 Widgets 3.11 Assets 3.12 Extensions Module 4.0 : Handling Requests4.1 Overview 4.2 Bootstrapping 4.3 Routing and URL Creation 4.4 Requests 4.5 Responses 4.6 Sessions and Cookies 4.7 Handling Errors 4.8 Logging Module 5.0 : Key Concepts5.1 Components 5.2 Properties 5.3 Events 5.4 Behaviors 5.5 Configurations 5.6 Aliases 5.7 Class Autoloading 5.8 Service Locator 5.9 Dependency Injection Container | Module 6.0 : Displaying Data6.1 Data Formatting 6.2 Pagination 6.3 Sorting 6.4 Data Providers 6.5 Data Widgets 6.6 Working with Client Scripts 6.7 Theming Module 7.0 : Security7.1 Authentication 7.2 Authorization 7.3 Working with Passwords 7.4 Auth Clients 7.5 Best Practices Module 8.0 : Caching8.1 Overview 8.2 Data Caching 8.3 Fragment Caching 8.4 Page Caching 8.5 HTTP Caching Module 9.0 : Working with Databases9.1 Data Access Objects: Connecting to a database, basic queries, transactions, and schema manipulation 9.2 Query Builder: Querying the database using a simple abstraction layer 9.3 Active Record: The Active Record ORM, retrieving and manipulating records, and defining relations 9.4 Migrations: Apply version control to your databases in a team development environment 9.5 Sphinx 9.6 Redis 9.7 MongoDB 9.8 ElasticSearch Module 10.0 Getting Data from Users10.1 Creating Forms 10.2 Validating Input 10.3 Uploading Files 10.4 Collecting Tabular Input 10.5 Getting Data for Multiple Models | Module 11.0 : RESTful Web Services11.1 Quick Start 11.2 Resources 11.3 Controllers 11.4 Routing 11.5 Response Formatting 11.6 Authentication 11.7 Rate Limiting 11.8 Versioning 11.9 Error Handling Module 12.0 : Development Tools12.1 Debug Toolbar and Debugger 12.2 Generating Code using Gii 12.3 TBD Generating API Documentation Module 13.0 : Testing13.1 Overview 13.2 Testing environment setup 13.3 Unit Tests 13.4 Functional Tests 13.5 Acceptance Tests 13.6 Fixtures Module 14.0 : Special Topics14.1 Advanced Project Template 14.2 Building Application from Scratch 14.3 Console Commands 14.4 Core Validators 14.5 Internationalization 14.6 Mailing 14.7 Performance Tuning 14.8 Shared Hosting Environment 14.9 Template Engines 14.10 Working with Third-Party Code |
