PHP Basic MVC Framework Part 1 - Basic Setup

This is part 1 of a series on how to create a basic PHP MVC framework.

Source files:

[adamrwexler]

@thephpecho thanks for the quick response, I'm excited to take a look.

[terasoft-official]

Hi my base is ASP.NET MVC and today is the first day I installed PHP 5.x on my IIS7.5 and MySql and added first two tables in MySql. then I tried to search for MVC Bootstrapping in PHP and you are the video I reached. I guess First of all I should thumbs up for creating a perfect rout of your request, i.e Request file, Routes, controller, Model and View but Greatest thing is that you are also using Base Controller etc which tells me that i already know exact same things. Not bit diff, You rocked.

[AlanJames]

@thephpecho lol no need to apologize. After all you were giving this away for free. I was just trying to give some helpful feedback to help you improve it. I hope to see more informative videos from you in the future.

[adamrwexler]

Thank you for your tutorial. Are the source files available anywhere else? The link in the description is dead.

[toanvaninfo]

Thanks You !

What is the IDE you use in Video ?

[terasoft-official]

And YES suppose that my MySql instance is localhost, Can you tell me a tutorial where I they show how to connect to my Cars inventory db and fetch first record set. Then I guess you have same steps, like Create model for every single Table, put properties. Put validation over models. Create a Data context, put those Entity classes as Collections in DB context class . then create Data access folder, create repository and then in controllers access data thru repositories?is that it?Any ORM TOOL?

[water_element-]

Great tutorial, I've seen couple tuts about creating own MVC but your are BEST! Great job! Are you leading blog or something?

[terasoft-official]

So you know about any Quick MVC Framework which is ready to eat and ORM please do let me know.
I don't need php in such rush, but I was desperate to give few hands on first file, I never imagined i would be so expert in a day
thanks

[Digitalsabre]

It looks like it says GVIM in the title bar.

[saburius]

@thephpecho, ok sorry for the comment. i am trying to find some decent tutorials that allow me to learn mvc but i am having a hard time. it seems too convoluted and much more difficult then just doing oop.

[terasoft-official]

But next thing is that, Its pretty much same in Ruby and everywhere else. MySql workbench was amazing, I just reached in 20 minutes where I wanted to ;) like created db, tables, put FK and idnexes and that happened in such greatness .. and Yes Entity Model designer with MySql. the world is contracting and all 3 langs ASP.NET, Ruby and PHP have come so closer that I am feeling that I only need ORM mapper and I am Expert of PHP in one day. Other things like CSS, JS, JQuery, and ajax remain same:P

[AlanJames]

You seem to know what you are doing, but you don't explain a lot. It might be because it's very hard to understand what you are saying or because you mumble to yourself at times.