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Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern

Component-based architecture for modular design

Event-driven programming with behaviors

Dependency injection container

RESTful request handling and routing

HTTP request -> Router -> Controller -> Model -> View -> HTTP response

Views rendered with templates and widgets

Active Record manages database queries

Components handle reusable logic

Events and behaviors enable asynchronous or cross-cutting concerns

MVC pattern

Active Record pattern

Component-based architecture

Event-driven behaviors

Dependency injection via container

Enterprise CRM with modular components

REST API backend for mobile apps

E-commerce platform with product management

Dashboard and reporting system with widgets

Microservices integration with Yii and other PHP services

High-performance execution

Component-based, modular design

MVC architecture for maintainability

Convention over configuration for efficiency

Security-first approach with built-in protections

Use caching for queries, views, and data

Optimize Active Record queries and relationships

Use queues for background jobs

Horizontal scaling with load balancers

Monitor performance using debugger toolbar or external tools

Upgrade Yii version via Composer

Update deprecated methods and classes

Test all routes, controllers, and API endpoints

Ensure RBAC and security configurations are compatible

Check PHP version and extension compatibility