Object Oriented PHP #15 Building Dynamic Web Applications with MVC:A Step-by-Step Tutorial | Tagalog
MVC stands for Model-View-Controller pattern in software engineering and is an architectural design pattern that separates an application into three interconnected components: 1. Model: represents the data and business logic of the application.
2. View: represents the presentation and user interface of the application.
3. Controller: handles user input, manipulates the data model, and updates the view accordingly.
The main goal of using the MVC pattern is to provide a clear and separation of concerns, allowing for easier development, maintenance, and testing of the application. Changes made to one component do not affect the others, which makes the whole system more flexible and scalable.
00:00 Start
00:42 Frameworks that uses MVC
01:05 Typical Non-MVC Code
02:21 Model
02:41 View
04:11 Controller
05:31 Model_Dd Class (Code)
07:06 Model_User Class (Code)
08:22 View (Code)
09:12 Controller (Code)
12:38 Data from Controller to View
13:37 The Autoloader
15:15 Summary
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