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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[@freak7053]

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

[@vadirajkanakagiri5028]

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

[@acebishbi]

hahaha, I think that is all and all we have to do is apply everything.

[@salmanmansoor1272]

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

[@gabrielfono844]

I watched all your videos in two days. damn , as frontend engineer , I would say you are an expert in this field. many thanks love from seattle waghinston

[@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

[@poutnik9001]

I have watched all 18 episodes in 2 hours 30 minutes

[@TheXuism]

@@poutnik9001 holycow!

[@hamzatasc2068]

@@TheXuism exactly he is a great instructive.

[@mauricemorty4687]

@@poutnik9001 and now you don't remember anything

[@tomscambler]

I second this

[@roxanaion8930]

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

[@lucasbenavides1952]

nop, Dani is busy uploading videogames no more php tutorials I'm afraid )-:

[@arpanmaurya96]

we sort of have to move on to more consistent teachers because this guy left us in between i mean he does it good but there is no consistency

[@kratom82]

@@arpanmaurya96 you probably have no idea what it takes to keep an course up to date, what time you have to invest and obviously you missed his mentionings that he is not just the teaching tuts guy..

[@vlatkoviamkd]

Dani has been re-making videos about Procedural PHP, I am sure as soon as he is done re-making those, he will continue doing OOP PHP.

[@marcusaurelius8501]

Hi I agree with above and below:Dani where is the next MVC episode? For me a form that works from index to your MVC structure will really help. I.e. a simple OOP CRUD that is 100% MVC compliant per last lesson OOP 18 will be awesomeness. I have been playing with other OOP cruds but they do not follow the MVC coding rules you stipulated. Hope you can do something for us soon. PS doesn't need to be fancy. Just tell us what we need to know and we will happily follow you as you work through it, accepting any issues as "par for the amazing course" ;~). Thanks. Mark.

[@0Apostata0]

This is great! I spent money on courses that are outdated and by far not as clean and simple. Great work! Love your videos, please keep it up! I am already thinking about becomming a patreon because the content is really great.

[@codeo4469]

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!

[@expressincorperated4439]

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

[@developerjustin6306]

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 😂

[@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 )

[@911madza]

There are no chaotic languages. It's just your level of knowledge in core language itself and further ability to identify and apply the best practices in code structure/design patterns based on that.

[@bigdoggetom6549]

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!

[@Bonafide188]

I watched this series because I was trying to read the Laravel docs and kept coming across terms and concepts I did not understand. This series helped me fill all the gaps in my knowledge. From the bottom of my heart I appreciate this series. You are a great teacher

[@XJerome124]

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.

[@user-bi7nq4nj7q]

Finally made it through all of the videos. Very well done. I was looking for something that would build my ability to understand the basics, to applying the MVC to use in a working environment. I didn't know where the lessons were going to take me, but I'm glad it gave me the EXACT tools to get me started. At this point I am capable of understanding say, Magento, for which I needed this knowledge. From here I am now able to understand the lessons being taught by Marko Shust to further my education on Magento. Im honestly glad I stumbled upon your lessons. I'll certainly recommend them to other junior devs like my little cousin! Thanks for making it enjoyable!

[@davidma4855]

Wow your explanation is so clear. So many concept you've successfully simplify without sacrificing the actual functionality. I'm definitely rooting for you :)👏👏

[@renujadecosta6408]

You are a life savior! You are one of the greatest teachers out there on the internet! You are amazing! Your lessons are so attractive and your way of presentation is..actually its that great I have no words to explain it..keep on doing these amazing lectures so that thousands..thousands of students out there will be helped in the future...

[@stormybear4986]

I couldn't agree more! Dani is a consummate professional, he seems like avery charming gentleman and I enjoy his teaching style. His voice just makes me happy. Dani, jeg elsker deg!

[@chrislyonm]

Absolutely loved your explanation of MVC architecture in PHP. I noticed it's been a while since this last video has been uploaded, but I can't wait until you have time to get back to it!

[@flightlessbird9334]

Hi I love all your tutorials and they help me so much alongside my studies to become a developer. I just wanted to point out a tiny little thing that you might want to include in the future to avoid confusion, regarding the file naming and the autoloader. While this code works fine on a Windows based system where file names are not case sensitive, but when you are on a Linux based system (not sure for Mac) it will lead to an error message when you write the classes capitalized but the file names in lowercase. Just letting you know in case you want to include that in future episodes. But anyways I really enjoy your videos and appreciate the hard work you put in :)

[@lawrencemichael5571]

Made it here from episode 1 of the procedural PHP course. Awesome teacher Awesome course I can't wait for the next episode! God Bless you Daniel! Thank you so much!

[@MohammedAli-yx7nz]

Thank you so much, your php tutorial is the best and it's very easy to understand, i am very excited to check your other tutorials. Wish you all the best.

[@Greg8872]

@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.

[@HakanGalip]

Thank you, Daniel, for this course. It has a clear and simple, but safe and comprehensible structure that you teach us.

[@hayatzee8830]

Amazing explanation of the MVC model, please don't stop teaching!

[@bhgur84]

Hey Daniel I really enjoyed this tutorial just like all the other ones before. I started with CSS and HTML, the procedural PHP course and now this PHP OOP. Great last tutorial on the MVC Framework. Like many others I am also disappointed with the fact there will be no final episode. Too bad because it would really be the cherry on the cake. Don't get me wrong because I also understand of your point of view you have decided to put your energie in other projects. So why am I writing this........well just to say thank you again and hopefully this message and the messages from other followers do inspire you to make a last episode to close off this tutorial.

[@ademineshat]

Like allways very clever. It's a good idea always to apply what we have learned, in some mini app with MVC. I'm seriously learning the mvc now, i bought some books, I watch your channel:) So please consider making a dummy app just to see how we apply the mvc model in real life. Thank you

[@ApteacherNetTelanganaTeachers]

Actually , I am Math Teacher from India... I am very interested in learning PHP... I viewed all ur PHP lessons ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏... They way u explained is awesome 👍👍👍... Thq brother

[@mohammedshahidrahman8276]

Wonderful tutorial....waiting for episode 19....nicely explained the concept of MVC without any framework.....not many ppl do that.... One request...plz upload a real life project....like a basic cms or photo gallery.... thnx

[@RobotsAndMagicPowers]

I think you have explained all this way better than any other videos i have watched! I finally understand! Thank you so much. I did notice that I can't seem to find the video explaining the last part of this on how to submit a form and then do all of this. I can probably google that though :D

[@jcarney1987]

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.

[@afrobeatswithelixir8497]

You're a great tutor Daniel. Your channel should be recommended for universities

[@normanlove222]

Thanks for the OOP Episodes Dani. I am grateful I got to watch them and learn. I will check out your game Dev stuff soon. Blessings 🙏

[@liyuxi9481]

the best php tutorial I've ever watched

[@M45963]

Thank you for the whole tutorial, I know it requieres a lot of time (defining the content, recording and then editing), so thank you for all of your effort. Only if it's possible, please create a final episode with the "submit form" to close this tutorial, it would be perfect !! Have a good day.

[@emisamad302]

Thank you very much for making this tutorial. You're a very good teacher, indeed. For the next topic, I hope you might consider to explain about CSRF attack and how to avoid it as well.

[@jameswill2334]

Great job Dani , Thanks for sharing this OOP PHP tutorial & keep continuing.

[@fatemen3764]

i am waiting for next one .you are the best teacher i ever had .tnx

[@ryanleber]

This is super helpful. I'd love to see this programming approach used with AJAX, to make an interactive site that doesn't require page refreshes. This video's super helpful for figuring out this MVC stuff, but I still feel like I'm missing something to bridge this approach to an AJAX approach.

[@riazahmadshigri8814]

one of the best vedio i have ever seen specially interface episode thanks and please start a complete project using oop php

[@zebagul5884]

Wonderful tutorial for the beginners like me .... waiting for the next class 😊

[@simonecotena325]

Great maybe the best php tutorial on youtube. I hope you will continue!

[@trangminh4055]

I am feeling sad for me. I have came to this lessons so far bro :( . Honestly, I wish you best luck with your dreams after watching 2020 changes. But if you wanna come back to teach us as you did, please at least complete this lesson :). You inspired a lot of students, brought us to the world of coding as easy as possible. Thank you mmtuts! With love from Viet Nam.

[@JairEmanuels]

Respect for teaching a lot of great lessons while being CEO of SpaceEx and Tesla at the same time.

[@Dani_Krossing]

😂 liked this one. Usually I just get “you look like Elon Musk”.

[@JairEmanuels]

Hahaha but seriously, the content is very helpful. Thanks!

[@timelord3420]

Yeah... I had to stop the video, rewind , watch again and then stop the video and watch again this time with subtitels on. Oh, don't get me wrong, your explanations are great. I just need time to digest them. ;) Kudos!!!

[@-dinkadink6735]

dear mmuts i would like to tell you you that you are my hero. You are helping me alot.thank you my hero. yenurilej from ethiopia!

[@bereketababu9705]

hello yasin should i start this course i am from ethiopia too.

[@alonsoquinones6979]

Great video, really enjoyed it! So this is the final episode 18 of this series, and you are talking about the "next episode". Which one is that. Curious about the "form" part.

[@jacksons8032]

You have the best tutorials ever!

[@asifurrahman5436]

Thank you so much for your comprehensive tutorial

[@AlbertoRivas13]

This is so cool, I feel like a pro developer haha

[@johnnguyen1655]

Great tutorials Daniel. Keep it up! Thanks

[@henryho952]

I've been waiting for the new episode sir Daniel! thankyou!

[@thelostrider1]

Amazing series! If he actually makes a real project/website (like an e-commerce) I bet beginners would learn a lot.

[@malik4142]

Hey Daniel, I really enjoy your classes. I love how you break concepts down to the point where it is understandable. I am new to development and I am trying to implement the MVC model for the first time. I have a base class that handles setting the HTTP header. My controller and view classes extend the class. I have a model class that extends the database class and individual model classes that extends the model class. My model class is independent of the view and controller classes and an instance of the appropriate individual model is created from within this view or controller class calling the required method only when the need arises. Please, is my implementation of the MVC model right? On my index page, I create an instance of the view or controller class depending on the request method (get request method = a view object, post and delete request methods = a controller object). Please could you advise me on whether my implementation of the MVC model is right?

[@sliceem88]

Thank you so much for your php tutorial , they are Best !

[@nsourward]

2020 PLEASE where are the next episode :"( you are my only HOPE! THANK YOU SO MUCH you saved my life!

[@a.m.azimsarkar2448]

Really you are programming boss...lot of thanks boss

[@jobdoliguez7803]

its pretty cool and well said.. can i ask you something? can you upload a video using frameworks like codeigniter etc. thanks a lot sir your tutorials are very helpful for us .. keep it up!

[@jamesarvinrozul8293]

Thank you for this tutorial! I'm waiting for your next video.

[@savilboy7269]

The best like always! Open your bootcamp.

[@ucodetech9795]

You are doing great bro, i have learnt alot form you

[@ZEFAMAN]

Eagerly waiting for the next episodes...😀

[@ernestofavio6735]

Thanks bro, pls continuous this series

[@sohbetmuhammetgeldinazarow4110]

Great tutorial.I think you also need to add here a small video explaining traits too.

[@priorityyouth]

I have been watching the 18 episodes over and over now. I have really had my knowledge of php enhanced. When is the next episode coming? :D any recommendations on other channels as good as this guy??? Will appreciate a quick response

[@samduss4193]

what did u go into next ?

[@MrDeano2506]

Like everyone has said here you're an amazing teacher but are you planning on finishing the series?? Much love and hope you're well.

[@andyvonm.simbajon1944]

Well explained ! Thankyou

[@inso4606]

Hi, Daniel, why you don't use Generator for fetchAll and return the result (with while loop) to the somekind of outputModel? And will you include video for reflections? It will be interesting to see how to setup binding (input) models and use them(and mapping ofcourse). For the real life - those videos are perfect to learn more about MVC.

[@sabbirahamed7050]

May Allah illuminate you with Hidaya and give Jannah. I will pay you one day for all of these free php tutorials, if I can earn using php, Inn sha Alloh !!

[@dennismatsson9995]

These videos are great. Great explanation and great quality! Good job! Also like how there was a guy with my name and same year of birth hehe

[@ernestopokuagyemang9877]

Been waiting for this

[@marco114]

Well, now I am going to go back to try learning Laravel because I didn't fully understand OOP and MVC. Let's see how well he teaches!

[@rezadizaji8780]

The tutorial isn't complete without that last episode you mentioned, because it's unclear how to actually use the learnings. I should figure it out myself or look elsewhere to find the actual usage solution. But anyway it helped a lot, thank you so much.

[@patrik5123]

When inserting into the database, sometimes you wanna make sure a certain entry isn't already there. So should this check be within the UsersContr, or should that be done separately as well? In other words, how much abstraction is prudent in this type of scenario?

[@americosdias]

Hi Dani, Thanks a lot. Fantastic work!

[@fernand.g]

Would the PHP in index.php also be classified as part of your "view"? If I am understanding the vid correctly, do you mean to say that "view" classes should be the ones that use the model's methods to query the db purely with the intent of rendering the output on the page? And "controller" classes would be the ones that handle update, insert, and delete operations?

[@panoramastreettour]

Thank you so much for the information. :)

[@gyatabajoe5357]

Thanks a lot... waiting for the upcoming video

[@robustreviews]

Any tips for handling the mysql WHILE loop in the MVC model? For example I want to run a "SELECT *" where I'll return many results in the model and display them in the view, I can't work out how to do it though.

[@good2see]

Thx, I got the basics.

[@Rafael-es5dp]

You are the best. I just wonder if you are going to do the next episode? I am really sorry for being selfish sir. I just want to fully understand this method and having that next episode will be great.

[@RapidCyclist-bn1cs]

Hi, I'm currently trying to implement a CRUD application based on this tutorial, am confused about the form's action=" " which class should I refer to?

[@Bollsjen]

Hi. I'm currently working on a webshop but i don't know how I should setup the database. I have looked at a lot of different setups but I don't know which one I should choose. I'm also not sure how to make the functionalty. Can you make a tutorial/tips on how to make a webshop? PS: Stor fan af dit arbejde :) Fortsæt det gode arbejde!

[@mikekonig3307]

@Dani Krossing I'm actually started learning PHP a couple months ago, now I got to that point I watched all of your videos and ask myself the exact question you said in that video. I really got lost to continue because nobody explains it as good as YOU do soo pllllssss I beg you. When is the next episode going to come out XDXDXD I nnneeeedddd helpXD

[@petrusmattiasdughem1899]

Very good! Thank you!

[@nirajgurung8348]

Thank you and please post the next tutorial soon :)

[@nielsvansteen9087]

So the 3pages i understand users, usersview and userscontr, but let's say you make your website bigger and decide to have a page called "animals" for lack of a better example. should you make another 3php pages? animalsview, animalscontr, and animals, or should you make 3 and only 3php files? (view,model,controller)?

[@bartoszbednarek7106]

When will you upload next MVC video?

[@_Sparrowsky]

A very good questrion :)

[@noahmalchy2676]

Yeah he dodged the most important aspect of updating the database :/

[@manuelsaturday8559]

Im waiting

[@nabilafkar7861]

I'm waiting

[@hassanelshazlyeida3969]

Waiting

[@OnyeStephen]

This is amazing, but what if you have to validate data that comes from a form, where do you validate the data, is it in the view or within the controller ?

[@DereckNoom]

Thank you very much! I have actually used fetch() instead of fetchAll(), I was getting a nested array.. I user my own database. print_r($results) gives you the exact array you're trying to retrieve from the database.

[@SiriusPhil]

I once feared learning MVC. You made is simple to understand. Is there a lesson #19?

[@Rafael-es5dp]

Hello Dani. Is there an episode 19 of your tutorial about this OOP? Thank you.

[@Clapybara]

Please upload the final part of the puzzle, very good course so far!

[@konstantinruzhev5762]

Great course thank you so much !

[@mmelimahlobo7656]

You the best at least for me thank you very much

[@wilwad]

14:06 You can pull the key values dynamically from an assoc array. If you hard code them then you need to update the code whenever you change the column names in the DB

[@Liloz01]

How would you do this?

[@stormybear4986]

Dani, out of curiosity, why are you putting the insert function in the controller instead of the model?

[@JamesAutoDude]

How do you handle blank submissions for updating? Like let's say the form has all 3 fields to update info with, but the user skips the birthday field, is there a way that the statement would know it was skipped and to apply it to the correct spot in the database? 🤔🤔

[@AliMirzamani]

We're waiting for next episode 🤟🏻

[@mohitkumbhare1491]

thank you Daniel..waiting for 19th episode

[@amribrahim8818]

thank you very much that was really helpful