5. PHP MVC View & scope | Build a CMS using OOP PHP tutorial MVC [2020]

PHP MVC View portion is responsible for presentational functionality. We make one simple view/template engine and we organize our html. We also talk a bit on the scope of variables.

This is the fifth lesson in full php mvc tutorial/course for beginners who are familiar with php basics and are starting with oop concepts.
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[raku]

This is very helpful. I have one suggestion, though: please explain why you used ?? operator for setting session variable. Specifically what does $_session['some_variabe'] ?? 0==1 mean? Other than that, it's perfect. If you are looking suggestion for videos, I think it would be very help if you do another project using oop and mvc so that beginner can get more practice.

Awesome lesson! Question, is there any cons in using a .php file instead of .html to put the html content? When it is .html the code editor doesn't recognizes the php to help with auto complete and so on.

[SwitchedOn]

Another super useful video, thank you! My question over scope is always 'why' you use each?; for me, private makes sense and to a degree protected does, but i dont know why all methods and properties aren't just available to all children anyway? Whats the usefulness in keeping some private only to a single class?

Also finally, I dont really get 'public'? Why would you want to access a property from a class, but not use it in an object? (i understand that right you can call Class->property any time if its a public property without instantiating the class?)

Thanks!

[emredikmen]

hello, I think it would be better if we created the renderView function as static

[aaronfischer]

Hello, I'm enjoying this series so far and I'm learning a lot. I didn't know you can write PHP code in a .html file. I tried searching on google and some people say you need to configure your server correctly in order to write PHP in a .html file. But you say as long as you are including the html file within a PHP file you should be fine. Do you know where I can read more about this?

[ApplicableProgramming]

View part of the MVC pattern is responsible for presenting the data, formatting it on the way and showing it to app clients