MVC Explained in 8 Minutes

MVC is the most popular architectural design pattern for building web applications in 2019. It is used by many popular frameworks. In this video I will explain what MVC is, how it works, and why you should use it in just 8 minutes.

MVC stands for Model, View, Controller. It is used to make building complex web applications easier and more organized.

The Controller handles user requests and delegates information between the Model and the View. It only deals with requests, and never handles data or presentation.

The Model handles data validation, logic, and persistence. It interacts directly with the database to handle the data.

The View handles presenting the information. It will usually render dynamic HTML pages based on the data the model fetches. The Controller is responsible for passing that data between the Model and View, so that the Model and View never have to interact with each other.

It is important to note that this concept or pattern is no strict and is altered in some frameworks. So be aware that there are variations of MVC.
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[codeSTACKr]

Thanks for all of the support!! Continuing the Web Development 2019 Series. Here's the Beginners Guide to MVC.

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[kelvezu]

The most clear and simple explanation of MVC. Never knew that I've been using this. Thanks

[rasyidanjamaluddin]

Bro, im not gonna lie. I really need to understand how this concept works for my final year project. Been searching around and accidentally bump into this video. What a clear explanation! Now i know how these concept works. Thanks bro! Deserve new subs from me haha

[TheMetalkon]

Thank you for making this video, it's the first one I've seen that actually explained mvc in a way that I can understand.

[rishabhjha]

Why is this channel so underrated! I have been here for just 2 days and I am already in love.
Thanks-a-lot for this knowledge.

[franciscomoren]

Man, your explanation is awesome ! Not too shallow, not too deep. Utterly helplful :-)

[hroman_codes]

Great drop! Great explanation of MVC 👍

[doyouknow]

your tutorialsaer so simple and easy explained. i want more!!!

[sridharanc]

Oh man, I have been coding the past 2 plus years. I am trying to learn MVC clearly, I tried and learned somewhat but not clear and precise. Eventually, I found your channel accidentally and now I get a clear understanding because of your teaching with patience, clear sounding, calm, and composer.
Thank You,
Continue Your Work as always🙂

[aidancleary]

OMG i've been trying to come to grips with this for so long! That was excellent, well done! Any chance of developing on from this video to explain it

[MrRossss]

Awesome video thank you. In the code does this refer to the global scope since the classes aren't instantiated and are the functions classed as static methods? Thanks

[pratikrane]

Can you please make a video on all HTTP methods which are frequently used for building REST API's? Your explanation is easy to understand for everyone. I would really appreciate it.

[dearlychrystabellereantill]

very detailed explaination thank you so much sir

[ibrahimlahlou]

Your explanation is very helpful ! ✨, wish you all the best, I wonder if you can Explain shortly Composer and Symfony or Laravel, I would really appreciate it !

[chimaohiagbaji]

Nice video. How about doing a video for a Ruby on Rails project i.e online store.

[davidschwartz]

Great videos. would you mind doing a react course and Mysql/ sequelize

[phillipdonnelly]

Think I saw this with TravisMedia. User/Client - Router to Controller to Model(DB access) to View(mke it look pretty) back to Controller which sends it back to Client/user(all packaged nicely). Variable to deliver request to controller and same variable to deliver data back to client. Think I've got it. Easy! All you got to do know is...Do it!