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PHPixie started as a micro framework and has gradually grown to be one of the | ||
most popular fullstack PHP frameworks while retaining its high performance. | ||
This is in part because of the strict architecture that avoids common pitfalls | ||
such as reliance on static methods, global scope, singletons and other antipatterns, | ||
thus also ensuring that the code is easy to read, debug, extend and test. | ||
In fact, all PHPixie components boast full unit test coverage. This PHP framework | ||
never stands in your way and provides you with full control over execution | ||
flow. It's easy to learn and straightforward to master. | ||
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But it's not all just about the code. The PHPixie community is very friendly and | ||
helpful—you can expect an answer to your question within minutes of asking | ||
it in the chat. The framework documentation is full of examples and is regularly | ||
updated with tutorial videos. | ||
The reason PHPixie will be one of the most popular full stack PHP frameworks | ||
is that the strict architecture that avoids common pitfalls such as reliance on | ||
static methods, global scope, singletons and other antipatterns, and ensures that | ||
the code is easy to read, debug, extend and test. In fact, all PHPixie components | ||
boast full unit test coverage. PHPixie never stands in your way and provides you with | ||
full control over execution flow; therefore, PHPixie is easy to learn and straightforward | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. Changing this period to "; therefore," completely changes the meaning here. It links the two thoughts together in a way that most likely was not intended originally. Also, it's redundant to say "PHPixie" twice in a row. |
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But, PHPixie is not all just about the code. PHPixie has a friendly and helpful community | ||
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so that you can expect an answer to your question within minutes of asking it in the chat. | ||
The framework documentation is full of examples and is regularly updated with tutorial videos. | ||
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## Demo | ||
Want to see an example? Check out a simple base project implementing user and administrator authorization: https://github.com/phpixie/project-auth | ||
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This sentence's grammar is still wrong. The best correction here would probably be removing the second "that" on line 11 as well as the comma after "antipatterns".
However, you've inserted a new meaning on line 10 saying that PHPixie will be popular -- you cannot know that it will be. Plus, there are so many factors that determine what frameworks are popular; saying this (on line 10) sounds a bit naïve.