Build a PHP MVC Application: Finished (Part 8/9)

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[capt-morgan]

Thank you for this series. This was just what I needed - a basic breakdown of the MVC design pattern. Cheers mate.

[HbGamers]

Yes, I would love a continuation of this. I would love to learn the true ins and outs of MCV so I can fully have a better understanding of how some frameworks work such as CakePHP

[gffphiv]

This is the most simple PHP MVC framework I could find and the way it works explained so clear and straightforward. Thank you very much!

[ArbieNFT]

Thank you for the tutorial. The mvc concepts were just hard to grasp for me. (Reminds me of when i was learning about arrays for the first time) Still a little confusing, but definetely much clearer with the tutorials. Thanks again!

[maz]

From the bottom of my heart, thanks for this excellent series, exactly what i was looking for!

[m.hammed]

Thanks for the series! Basic but straight to the point, finally a good understanding of MVC design.

[thegoodcollection]

Good series about MVC, thanks so much for taking the time to set this up for us!

[charaf]

Very nice tutorial, I learned many things thanks.You can add extract($data) to the view method in order to avoid calling the data array each time in the views

[Domiwa]

How do you handle with path in the view ? I got not the same path to my css when I call the controller without an method or when I call it with an method. 

[Xantioss]

I actually already built my own MVC, a bit more advanced but as a refresh of mind this video tutorial does help  :-) Great guide ! 

[Nutscracker]

Hi. Thanks for tutorial. Can you add layout/template support in this part?

[randomdude]

Thank you very much. But it was very hard for me to keep up with it because you were jumping from class to class and I was like what are you :P
I had to rewatch every 10 seconds to understand everything but it was pretty much worth it, thanks again.

[nasirnasrallah]

Thanks a lot, The series was too much useful for me .

Very good even for people with basic PHP knowledge like me!

[SoulweaverXyzz]

Very interesting to watch and learn. But, I'm confused as to how I would be able to implement words that PHP has reserved, which I'm guessing the workaround to that would also allow me to use a hyphen in my url aswell. I'm sure I'll probably figure something out, but some help would be much appreciated :)

[peace]

a really basic series good for beginners who want to learn the basic concept of the mvc structure, but i would love a  more in depth version with something like a DI container to handle dependencies with the reflexive api  and type hinting,
Note : for beginners the routing system is too basic a may have security issues   don't use this in production .  
anyway good job . 

[ameerelsherif]

Thanks for the great series.
Can you give me some hints on how to extend this to support an admin panel?
I suppose I can duplicate the same structure and create a separate admin panel application.
But that would result in a lot of duplicate files for no reason.
So, what should I do to make a single app that supports both user and admin areas?

[TheTopgun]

I'm making a login/reg system but i don't know how, with mvc. I've done it procedurally in the past. I don't understand why I need the model. I have a controller called load, which contains a function. The function's name is register. I then use the view function to point to my view called register. I add my form and then use procedural code in the view file. But I'm trying to understand why I should use a model instead of the current method. Also, I would like to know how to get POST data from my form and insert it to the db, using a model, not procedural code in the view.

[guruzone]

Hi, How to access helper methods class in the controllers ? We used to keep helper methods like clean inputs, db connect etc . I wonder how to get it connected to controller class

[ArthurChaykovskiPlus]

Hi Alex, amazing series as always. Thank you !
How do I add css & js to the views ? At the beginning you created the css folder but you didn't show us how can we use it.