18: Apply The MVC Model Using OOP PHP | MVC Model Tutorial | Object Oriented PHP Tutorial

In this OOP PHP tutorial, I will show you how to apply the MVC model to our previous example.

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[developerjustin]

I wish I saw this 4 years ago. I’m a self taught programmer and can make anything work and happen, but the bigger the project, I’ve tried to come up with my own ways of structuring everything, to no great avail. This series was super simple, great understandings, and funny too (like you popping out the side and fixing the typo as I’m reading the typo wondering if you’re gonna fix it 😂) I watched the whole series overnight and this morning. I searched for MVC, and got what I wanted. I’m glad you went through the whole process of different file definitions and states before just showing it all together, there was a lot of additional knowledge in this series that I didn’t know I needed. Thank you. 🙏 +subbed. P.s, I got excited when I saw you put “.” In to call a method in a class. I had hoped for a brief moment that you had revealed some sort of programming secret I dream of. Only to hear that your love of the “.” Came from “c#” also 😂

[jcarney]

Great content, I understand about 80% of everything. Only issue I've found is your Class auto loader doesn't work on Linux as Linux and Unix are case sensitive and windows isn't. So either have to modify the auto loader or name your class files of how you name your class in php. You have inspired me to stop what I'm doing now and rewrite all my code in OOP. My current Procedural code is very messy, especially since all my functions are written in a functions.php file.

[gabrielfono]

I watched all your videos in two days.
damn, as frontend engineer, I would say you are an expert in this field.
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[julesjacobs]

A lot of respect, I have watched all 18 episodes in 2 days and learned a lot. Thank you so much! You are a hero

[expressincorperated]

Lots and lots of respect. 18 episodes 5 days. I have never understood OOP concept until i came across your tutorials. Thank you.

[salmanmansoor]

well i watched this series almost a year after it was uploaded and just wanted to say the it literally should have ended with this episode. i mean anyone who is watching a series on OOP PHP has to know procedural PHP and if anyone knows Procedural PHP its quite easy to figure out how to enter the data using froms. basically just create a process page in the root folder and go from index to process page taking all the variables to it through GET or preferably POST and then entering the variables inside the class methods like did on the index page. Thanks for this series. it was awesome

[vadirajkanakagiri]

Legend has that Dani is still in process of uploading the next episode 😀

[freak]

4 years ago, but still relevant, this is how a great teacher is! Thank you I understood all your content!

[BigDoggeTom]

After a good 6 months of procrastinating, I finally watched the last couple of videos. Fortunately I'm already versed in procedural PHP so it was easy to pick this up, but your teaching made it even easier

Thank you for the effort put into this!

[Greg]

@19:55 A good point to make of why you do this is that it decouples the Controller from the actual Model/Database. On the backend, if they decided to change it to use something other than a mySQL database, the model can be adjusted to handle the new data storage system, and the Controller never needs to know or ever updated. All it needs to know is that model has those methods available to it, what to pass, and what to expect back.

[TheKikkyx]

From all the mumbled information on the net, where people try to explain MVC through frameworks and libraries and other not known tools to newbies, this is wonderful explanation! Truly in simplest terms, love it!

(And as some people said, can't wait to see how will you try to implement other important aspects and show people the wonderful (and chaotic) thing that is php :D )

[XJerome]

Thanks a lot Daniel, I went through this object oriented PHP playlist in January, I did not get most of it, then I tried other programming related things and I came and did all over again in December and understood everything smoothly, your teaching is top notch, sometimes we, the learners, are not really prepared enough for the content, thank you so much again, muchas gracias, regards from Colombia.

[Bonafide]

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[roxanaion]

Waiting for the next episode. Hopefully, it's going to be soon :D

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[codeo]

I've been looking for a good tutorial on OOP PHP for a long time now and I can easily say that this one is THE BEST!! All of the 18 videos were awesome and to the point. I sincerely hope that you will, someday, complete the tutorials here! Cheers mate, great job!

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[HakanGalip]

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[afrobeatswithelixir]

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