MVC Lesson 8: Routing, HTTP Methods & Path Normalization
Let’s break down three of the most important concepts: Routing, HTTP Methods, and Path Normalization. We’ll also touch on how classes and views are loaded in an MVC pattern.
MVC Lesson 7: Core principles of custom MVC in modern PHP
Here’s a concise guide covering the core principles, design patterns, and process to get you started.
MVC Lesson 6: Understanding Exceptions & try..catch in Modern PHP
When you’re building robust PHP applications, error handling becomes critical. That’s where exceptions and the try..catch block come into play.
MVC Lesson 5: Abstract class & Interface do same jobs then how they are different?
Great question! While both abstract classes and interfaces are used to achieve abstraction in PHP, they serve slightly different purposes, and there are key differences between them.
MVC Lesson 4: OOP one-liner concepts in PHP
Here are some OOP one-liner concepts in PHP with clear and concise definitions.
MVC Lesson 3: Abstract, Final, Public, Private, Protected in modern PHP
I recently had a few “aha!” moments while revisiting some core Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts.
MVC Lesson 2: Basic OOP Concepts in modern PHP
In this blog post, we’ll cover some essential basic OOP concepts that every PHP developer should know.
MVC Lesson 1: Using Composer and Autoloading in an MVC Framework
When building a custom MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework in PHP, maintaining a clean and efficient architecture is essential. One of the key tools that makes this possible is Composer—the de facto…
What is a Front Controller design pattern?
A Front Controller is a single entry point (usually one PHP file like index.php) that handles all incoming HTTP requests to your application.
How to Fix PHP Package Missing Errors and Configure Laravel Packages in Localhost
When working with PHP on a local development environment, especially with Laravel or other PHP-based applications, you may come across errors related to missing PHP packages or extensions.