Using the Right HTTP Methods for CRUD Operations (Leaf PHP MVC)
When building CRUD functionality in an MVC application, it’s easy to focus only on what works. But in web development, how you do it matters just as much as that…
What Is a Collection in PHP? (Beginner Guide)
A collection is a special class. It usually has helper methods like: count(), first(), filter(), map() etc. It is designed to be iterable.
Template inheritance in leafphp
Similar to Laravel, leaf MVC uses blade template. So this is a easy concept of how it inherit the template.
Leaf PHP (Schema, Migration & Seeding)
Today, I learned how to work with database schema, migration, and seeding in Leaf PHP (Leaf MVC). It helped me understand how Leaf manages database tables and dummy data in…
Quick revision before starting a professional php MVC like LeafPHP
This blog post is a personal recap of everything I learned while building a custom PHP MVC framework using Composer packages.
Using PHPStan in a Standalone PHP MVC
If you’re building a standalone PHP MVC framework (not Laravel), one of the easiest ways to improve code quality is adding PHPStan. It helps you catch bugs before they show up in the browser or…
Remembering illuminate packages MVC flow
Here is the overall idea how we work with illuminate packages to create custom MVC.
Several packages that can help improve your development experience with PHP MVC
When building a custom PHP MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework, there are several important aspects you need to consider: routing, templating, dependency management, database interaction, input validation, and more.
Understanding Why Multiple use Statements Are Needed in PHP AutoloadingWhy Composer Autoloading Isn’t Magic (But Still Saves Your Butt)
When using Composer’s PSR-4 autoloading, it’s common to place multiple classes inside the same src/ directory under a single namespace.
Getting Started with Node.js: JavaScript on the Server
Normally, JavaScript runs inside a browser to make websites interactive. But with Node.js, we can also run JavaScript on the server, directly from the terminal.