Learn PHP Model View Controller Pattern (PHP MVC)

## Stone River eLearning
## Estimated time to complete: 2h 15m
## Topics PHP
## Published byStone River eLearning 2014

>> 2018x12
>> 06x50

// https://stoneriverelearning.com
\\ https://www.safaribooksonline.com/
// https://www.oreilly.com/

In this  course  you  will  learn  how  PHP  Model  View
Controllers  (PHP  MVC)  work  and  how  to  create  one
yourself.

Using the  open  source  and  well  documented  PHP  MVC
Project as  a starting  point,  you  will  learn how  to
incorporate Model View Controllers into your development
and solidify your skills by  building your own MVC based
framework.

What Is Model-View-Control?

The   Model-View-Control   (MVC)   pattern,   originally
formulated in the late 1970s, is a software architecture
pattern built on the  basis of  keeping the presentation
of data separate from the methods that interact with the
data. In  theory,  a  well-developed MVC  system  should
allow a front-end developer and  a back-end developer to
work on the same system without interfering, sharing, or
editing files either party is working on.

Even though  MVC was  originally  designed for  personal
computing, it has been adapted and is widely used by web
developers  due  to   its  emphasis  on   separation  of
concerns,  and  thus  indirectly,   reusable  code.  The
pattern encourages the  development of  modular systems,
allowing developers  to  quickly  update, add,  or  even
remove functionality.

WEE ASUMME NO LIIABILLITY FUR A WROONG SPELING
COZ WEE ARRE A NON (iL)LiTERATE GRUP!!

TANNKS TU THE LITERATE ASKII FRIIEND!!