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ThinkPHP 8.x Framework Course Overview and Curriculum

This course provides a comprehensive tutorial on configuring PHP environments and mastering the ThinkPHP 8.x framework, covering installation, coding standards, routing, controllers, database operations, model management, middleware, caching, validation, and deployment techniques for robust backend web development.

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ThinkPHP 8.x Framework Course Overview and Curriculum

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The course content includes PHP environment configuration and installation, ThinkPHP 8.x framework setup, coding standards, directory structure and configuration, URL access modes, built-in and external servers, controller definitions, basic and empty controller usage, creating data tables and populating them, database connection and queries, query builder, extended queries, data insertion, update and deletion, query expression rules, association index queries, and advanced query assembly.

By completing this course, you will master PHP environment configuration and installation methods, understand the basic usage and development standards of the ThinkPHP 8.x framework, and learn to perform database operations, data queries, and advanced queries, enabling you to develop robust PHP web applications efficiently.

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Chapter 1

Section 1: PHP environment configuration and installation

Section 2: ThinkPHP 8.x configuration and installation

Section 3: Coding standards, directory structure, and configuration

Section 4: URL access modes

Section 5: Internal and external servers

Section 6: Definition of controllers

Section 7: Basic and empty controllers

Section 8: Creating data tables and populating data

Section 9: Database connection and queries

Section 10: Query builder data queries

Section 11: Table prefix extended queries

Section 12: Data insertion methods

Section 13: Update, delete, and save methods

Section 14: Query expression rules

Section 15: Various queries not covered

Section 16: Association index queries

Section 17: Assembling advanced queries

Chapter 2

Section 1: Model definition methods

Section 2: Model addition and deletion

Section 3: Model update operations

Section 4: Model queries (uniform)

Section 5: Model field settings

Section 6: Accessors and mutators

Section 7: Scopes and automatic timestamps

Section 8: Soft delete and events

Section 9: Key model introduction

Section 10: One-to-one association queries

Section 11: One-to-many association queries

Chapter 3

Section 1: Model preload and statistics

Section 2: Many-to-many association queries

Section 3: Routing definition introduction

Section 4: Routing closures and variable rules

Section 5: Routing parameters, domain, MISS

Section 6: Routing groups and URL generation

Section 7: Resource routing

Section 8: Views, variables, rendering

Section 9: Request object, variables, information

Section 10: Request types, output, redirection

Section 11: Session and Cookie

Chapter 4

Section 1: Cache functionality

Section 2: Validator usage

Section 3: Validation scenes and built-in rules

Section 4: Token form token

Section 5: File upload

Section 6: Captcha

Section 7: Image processing

Section 8: Pagination handling

Section 9: Middleware introduction

Section 10: Middleware operations

Section 11: Helper functions and utility library

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