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Move Phalcon Micro route logic into handler classes and bind middleware through the application's events manager. Includes a complete DI and routing setup, version caveats, and verification steps.
Bootstrapping Phalcon’s ORM: register the db service, autoload models, handle lazy vs. eager loading, and avoid common mistakes such as column‑property mismatches and raw SQL injection.
Phalcon's paginator adapters push LIMIT/OFFSET to the database instead of hydrating entire tables in PHP. Here's how to choose between the Model and QueryBuilder adapters, a worked controller example, and where OFFSET pagination stops scaling.
Phalcon saves each model in its own implicit transaction, which breaks multi-model operations like orders with line items. Here's how to wrap them in one explicit transaction, verify rollback works, and avoid the common pitfalls.
Phalcon’s ORM can eliminate N+1 queries by using relationship pre‑fetching or QueryBuilder joins. This guide shows how to build a single‑statement query, group results, and profile the change in a 5+ application.
Build high-performance REST APIs using Phalcon Micro. This guide covers C-extension verification, Dependency Injection setup, and regex-based routing.
Learn how Phalcon's Volt template engine compiles views to plain PHP, caches them for speed, and applies automatic escaping to keep your output safe.
Learn how Volt’s template inheritance reduces duplicated markup while its default auto‑escaping protects against XSS, with a concrete example and tips for development vs. production workflows.
Phalcon's QueryBuilder paginator adapter generates COUNT and LIMIT queries for ORM lists, returning hydrated models plus page metadata. Here's a worked example, verification steps, and the deep-page trade-off.
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