Support cross-library linked table, conditional compound screening, PK cache query, etc.;
Synchronous asynchronous request separation, automatic load management of classes;
Support Form validation, support event trigger mechanism;
Support browser debugging, quickly locate program problems and performance bottlenecks;
With SQL anti – injection, HTML automatic anti – XSS features.
Resources to address
Developer guide: www.billge.cc
GitHub address: github.com/Tencent/Bin…
Q&A
Q: How is the framework different from traditional PHP frameworks? What are the advantages?
A: Biny is A framework with A high degree of freedom, unlike other frameworks that require configuration of various routes, auto-loading classes, and complex namespaces. None of this is needed in Biny, and there is a simple rule to use these features quickly. From a developer’s point of view, the functionality is very simple to use. And it has quite strong security. From the framework level completely shielded SQL injection and XSS injection two security problems, very suitable for new use.
Q: What is the performance of the Biny framework?
A: Test machine: Intel Xeon Processor E5506 (4M Cache, 2.13ghz, 4.80 GT/s Intel? QPI) A common query data page (50% hit cache) CAN easily reach more than 3000 QPS, compared with Yii, the performance of Yii is more than 2 times.
Q: I want to use Biny. Is there any documentation?
A: The documents are all at www.billge.cc
Q: Does the Biny framework fit with PHP7?
A: It can run perfectly and increase performance by more than 2 times.
Q: Is Biny final now, and will there be more updates?
A: The current version has been used normally in many projects and is relatively mature. There will be continuous updates in terms of performance and functionality, and the latest framework can be used only by updating and replacing the lib library.