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## Create a PHP application without a framework
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### Introduction
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If you are really new to the language, this is not for you. This tutorial is aimed at people who have grasped the basics of PHP and know a little bit about object-oriented programming.
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You should at least heard of [SOLID](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOLID_%28object-oriented_design%29). If you are not familiar with it, now would be a good time to familiarize yourself with the principles before you start with the tutorial.
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I saw a lot of people coming into the Stack Overflow PHP chatroom and asking if framework X is any good. Most of the time the answer was that they should just use PHP and not a framework to build their application. But many are overwhelmed by this and don't know where to start.
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So my goal with this is to provide an easy resource that people can be pointed to. In most cases a framework does not make sense and writing an application from scratch with the help of some third party packages is much, much easier than some people think.
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So let's get started right away with the [first part](1-front-controller.md).
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### Parts
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1. [Front Controller](1-front-controller.md)
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2. [Composer](2-composer.md)
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3. [Error Handler](3-error-handler.md)
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4. [HTTP](4-http.md)
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5. [Router](5-router.md)
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6. [Controllers](6-controllers.md)
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7. [Inversion of Control](7-inversion-of-control.md)
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8. [Dependency Injector](8-dependency-injector.md)
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