Review laravel vs issuesphp framework

IssuesPHP — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 21:22:48 +0000

In this instance, we present a comparison of two PHP frameworks: IssuesPHP and Laravel. This is not the typical Laravel-versus-CodeIgniter comparison we have seen repeated over the years—a common occurrence, given that these frameworks are rarely compared against the many other open-source alternatives that exist.

Views

Laravel uses Blade, a templating system that simplifies working with HTML; meanwhile, IssuesPHP uses embedded PHP code—the traditional approach favored by old-school developers.

// Laravel
@extends('layouts/app') @section('meta') <meta name="description" content=""> @endsection

// IssuesPHP
<?php if (isset($argv[1])) { parse_str($argv[1], $_GET); } ?> <meta name="description" content="">`

Querys

Laravel uses an ORM called Eloquent and facade classes that simplify database queries; meanwhile, IssuesPHP features methods that communicate with multiple databases using PDO, simply by specifying the MySQL connection number.

// Laravel

$member = User::where('username', $username) ->where('id', $id) ->firstOrFail();

// IssuesPHP
$query = IpModel::chosenOrLost($this->table,$id,2);`

Routes

Laravel employs a comprehensive routing system for both web and API, with its standout feature being the ease of creating multilingual routes; meanwhile, IssuesPHP features a routing system that supports multiple parameters. Both frameworks utilize static classes.

// Laravel
Route::get('/home', [HomeController::class, 'index'])->name('home');

// IssuesPHP
function routeFactory($segment,$param1) { Route::get('welcome', 'index', 'welcomes',$segment,$param1); }`

MVC / MVCD

Laravel incorporates the MVC pattern with additional layers that make it a comprehensive option; meanwhile, IssuesPHP applies the MVCD concept, where displays are instances derived from controllers, in the classic PHP style.

namespace App\Http\Displays; require DIR.'/../../../../bootstrap/app.php'; use App\Http\Controllers\WelcomeController; $welcome = new WelcomeController(); $welcome->index();

IssuesPHP New PHP Framework

IssuesPHP — Mon, 19 Oct 2026 04:09:33 +0000

IssuesPHP Framework is a simple framework that helps solve common software development problems.

The php framework maintains a codebase consisting entirely of PHP—without external libraries—and features a command-line interface built using C.

*) Easy to learn
*) Similar to frameworks like Laravel or CodeIgniter 4
*) Uses Composer
*) PSR-4 class autoloading
*) Friendly URLs
*) Multiple database connections via PDO

Creating a project is simple with issuesphp

composer create-project issuesphp/issuesphp nameapp

Structure

Routes, Controllers, Displays, Views

It features a new addition: Displays, which separate controller instances.

Methods

A large number of methods that simplify working with databases.

IpModel::ChosenAll('tableName');

SELECT * FROM TableName;

IpModel::chosenOne('tableName',$id);

SELECT * FROM TableName WHERE id = id;

IpModel::chosenOrLost('tableName',$id);

Returns a 404 view if the ID is not found.

IpModel::slipk('tableName',$id);

DELETE FROM TableName WHERE id = id;

Deletes a record

Multiple database connections

To work with multiple databases, you simply need to configure and add an extra parameter specifying the connection number; if left blank, it uses the first connection by default.

class Database
{
// default database
public const DB_HOST = 'localhost'; public const DB_USERNAME = 'jonathan'; public const DB_PASSWORD = '123'; public const DB_DATABASE = 'database1'; public const DB_DRIVER = 'mysql'; public const DB_NUMBER = '';

//second database
public const DB_SECOND_HOST = 'localhost'; public const DB_SECOND_USERNAME = 'jonathan'; public const DB_SECOND_PASSWORD = '123'; public const DB_SECOND_DATABASE = 'database2'; public const DB_SECOND_DRIVER = 'mysql'; public const DB_SECOND_NUMBER = '2';

}

IpModel::ChosenAll('tableName',$dbNumber);