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<metaname="description" content="Below listed flow chart elaborates how StagPHP processes every single request. It starts from startup.php and after processing the request, it routes the processed and valid request to your application....">
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<pclass="text-justify">All the requests received are processed, filtered, and secured by the StagPHP. Then the request is passed to your application as per the routing logic defined by you in your application. Your application will then process the request using the controllers you used. Controllers control your application model and views. You have the complete freedom to choose any controllers from the list of available core controllers. Unlike other frameworks, StagPHP loads only essential controllers to keep your application lightweight. You can also use custom controllers (StagONS) to extend the built-in functionality of StagPHP. For security reasons, only use trusted StagONS listed in the StagPHP StagONS archive, until and unless you are sure.</p>
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<pclass="text-justify">Below listed flow chart elaborates how StagPHP processes every single request. It starts from startup.php and after processing the request, it routes the processed and valid request to your application. Rest handled by your application.</p>
html: '<p class="text-justify">Currently, StagPHP Framework and its official website are under development. StagPHP is scheduled to launch officially in April 2020. Please follow us on Twitter and join our Discord channel to stay up to date.</p>'+'<p class="text-center py-3">'+
html: '<p class="text-justify">Currently, StagPHP Framework is in the beta version. Join us on discord and be a part of our development team. Participate in beta testing and hare your feedback with our community.</p>'+'<p class="text-center py-3">'+
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<title>StagPHP - PHP Framework for Modern Web Applications</title>
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<metaname="description" content="StagPHP is Open Source, High Performance, and Secure PHP Framework for Modern Web Applications. It has a variety of practical usage such as Web Apps, REST APIs, eCommerce, Banking Apps, User Management Portals, CMS, CRM, Realtime Communication Apps over Websocket, etc.>
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<pclass="text-white">StagPHP is a lightweight framework. Designed to deliver the best possible performance on any server. The application built on it, process requests fast, without loading any unnecessary controllers, libraries or modules. Well, developed frontend application, works Blazing Fast.</p>
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<p class="m-0 text-white">StagPHP Framework is under development. You can download the beta version only for testing purposes. It is scheduled to launch officially in April 2020. <a href="#">Read More...</a></p>
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<p class="m-0 text-white">Join us on discord and participate in StagPHP beta testing. Our community will love <span class="stag-icon stag-icon-heart"></span> to get your feedback. <a href="https://discord.gg/nhtwy4C">Join Discord</a></p>
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