First of all, of course I understand what the difference between Back End and Front end, however my question is in the sense that front end frameworks come with their components ready, example if I need of a Step Wizard, in the FE frameworks I simply copy the structure of the step, and link to the js programming, and it's ready . I would like to know if there is something like that in php, which is didactic in this way and also at the same time that facilitates the creation of systems and etc. (In PHP I already use laravel, it is very good but the question is referent in the item of ready components even, say I go to implement a shopping cart, forms, or a system of notifications, this would already be ready, I would just give me the work to make the connections with bd and etc ...
Is there a framework in php that is similar to frontend frameworks?
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Hello, I think Laravel is already a great PHP framework! The PHP frameworks serve to better order the project (MVC Standard for example) and facilitate the development process with ready methods for query, insert and change data. In PHP we have several frameworks, I believe you can take a look at the documentation of each one and see what suits your needs, currently working with CodeIgniter but in the market there are several others like Laravel, CakePHP and etc. But the main function of php frameworks is the ease with methods ready for better backend interaction and better design architecture (MVC Standard)
Any php framework that uses composer autoload will have components ready, called packages, exists in GitHub.
Examples.
Shopping cart: link
Forms and HTML: link
And so it goes, there are thousands of packages ready, almost never need to do everything from scratch.
There are a lot of examples here, but it's just a generic search in php that will work on any framework that uses composer!