The Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern is widely used in web development, including in PHP. It provides a structured and modular approach to building complex web applications, allowing developers to separate the concerns of data, presentation, and business logic. In this essay, we will explore the key concepts of MVC in PHP and how it can be implemented in practice. The MVC pattern consists of three core components: In PHP, the MVC pattern can be implemented using various frameworks, such as...
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How does MVC pattern work?
Initially, the idea behind developing a web or software application was to simply separate the logic to functions or classes as the complexity increased, to produce a better abstract perspective of each component’s state and behavior. At some point just by creating functions and classes, engineers concluded that this approach wasn’t the answer, or at least the complete answer. Before we dive into specifics let’s provide some details regarding the creator of that particular design pattern. MVC was created by...
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