Use PHP to Create an MVC Framework - Full Course

Learn how to use PHP to build an MVC framework from scratch.

You will get an understanding of how frameworks are made. The framework you build is not production-ready.

During this project we will learn many things:
- How to work with file system
- How to work with databases
- How to use Abstraction in real projects
- How to implement custom routing
- How to install third party packages using composer
- How to create reusable composer package
- and many other important things

✏️ This course was developed by

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (00:00:00) Introduction
⌨️ (00:01:29) Show features
⌨️ (00:03:57) Demo of the Framework
⌨️ (00:07:40) Create Application and Router
⌨️ (00:14:17) Enable autoloading using composer
⌨️ (00:19:20) Implement Routing
⌨️ (00:32:31) Create project structure
⌨️ (00:36:03) Implement views & layouts
⌨️ (01:00:54) Implement Controllers
⌨️ (01:12:49) Sanitize $_POST data
⌨️ (01:18:19) Start Registration
⌨️ (01:24:54) Implement second layout
⌨️ (01:29:56) Implement Models
⌨️ (01:41:18) Implement Validation using models
⌨️ (02:00:21) Implement form Widget
⌨️ (02:21:01) Migrations & Connection to Database
⌨️ (02:29:53) .env file & Application Config
⌨️ (02:38:59) Implement Migrations
⌨️ (03:04:21) Implement ActiveRecord & Finish Registration
⌨️ (03:23:56) Restrict registration with the same email
⌨️ (03:32:49) Implement Session Flash messages
⌨️ (03:49:44) Implement Input labels
⌨️ (03:59:43) Implement Login
⌨️ (04:29:26) Hide Login/Register buttons When user is authorized
⌨️ (04:35:15) Create protected routes
⌨️ (04:57:45) Create View component & implement page titles
⌨️ (05:06:55) Improve form widget with abstraction
⌨️ (05:20:55) Make core installable composer package
⌨️ (05:47:18) Create second website to use the same core
⌨️ (05:52:18) Add new feature to core and release new version

⭐️ Special thanks to our Champion supporters! ⭐️
🏆 Loc Do
🏆 Joseph C
🏆 DeezMaster

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[mferino]

If people are having issues around 1:03:00 he solves the problem right around 1:10:40 so don't lose hope! Thanks for the great video, I'm learning a lot!!

[chinonsoikewelugo]

I can't thank you enough for this. Went through the whole 6 hours and now I have my own functional PHP framework, and was able to learn a lot of new concepts I had previously overlooked. This is handsdown the best tutrorial I've come across!

[ThiagoAlves-ifrl]

I'm Brazillian and even I not speaking english very well, your explanation was the best that I have seen. And all I have to say is thank you for sharing this for free, you are awesome.

[vusimdudu]

This is the best tutorial I have watched on MVC, as well as being excellent on allowing me to understand how frameworks work.Well done.

[waynekille]

This is superb. Fast paced & does exactly what it says on the tin. Thank you very much for creating and sharing this for free, it is absolutely invaluable and you are very generous!

[alexandergarcia-yokw]

i'm new in php, i just made mike's tutorial, now i'm at 2 hour of this tutorial, it is awesome what i has been learn with this, it take me 3 days to watch this 2 hours but it's totally worth

[alexanderkucheryuk]

This is excellent! Programming is a hands-on experience. By building your own mini MVC framework you get to grasp how larger frameworks (e.g. Symfony or Laravel) work.

[ThaiBinh-A]

I am Vietnamese and I have been researching MVC for my first project. This information is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much.

[AmitDas-ybre]

It is such an awesome series, you will learn many things on the way. This series will start your intermediate phase from beginners. The code quality is awesome. From last year I did a couple of MVC frameworks but none is comparable to this series. I am eagerly waiting for the Laravel series with an e-commerce project. Make it a paid course I will happily buy.

[noxdralock]

Thanks a lot for this very good video !
I learned a lot during this course, I already worked with Symfony and it allowed me to have a better understanding behind those frameworks !
Keep up the good work 😉💪

[fajar]

Thank you for making it in one complete video, warm greetings from Indonesian developers

[gametroll]

I so appreciate you for this. I've always wanted to learn what it takes to create these frameworks. Your lesson here is hands down the best I've seen. Very informative, very thorough, I love that you even go to great lengths to explain every detail from the what and the why to the how it is done. I can't thank you enough. Perhaps some day, if you haven't already done it, you'll do one of these videos on creating a javascript framework like React, Vue, and Angular?!?!

[MatiasEstanqueiro]

I watched until the 17th minute, but what can I say? Just wanted to say thank It really encourages viewers to read and investigate more about the topics. Again, thank you!

[aatifbangash]

Best PHP Framework tutorial. Want more videos like this.

[nemac]

@2:08:00 Another option is to use heredoc instead of sprintf. I think it's easier and more legible. That goes for the sql statements using backticks too.

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$error =
$input = $this->renderInput();

return <<<DIV
<div class="mb-3">
<label>$label</label>
$input
<div
</div>
DIV;

[BillClinton]

Fantastic course... thank you so much for putting this on youtube.

[muhammadasifch]

It is really amazing, useful and learnable video. Thanks dear.

[fajar]

When we define a route in the form of, we cannot access the '1' or 'slug' parameter other than using the $ _GET global.
We send Request and Response classes as parameters to the controller. Likewise how can we send this '1' or 'slug' parameter ?

[minguinmyoui]

this is what i'm waiting for ~Thanks

[simonedagostino]

Hello.
If I have two different tables in the database (users and complete_profile), how do I insert the values ​​sent by the registration into both tables?