Build a custom object oriented PHP MVC framework and then build an application with it
InstructorBrad TraversyThe curriculum moves from fundamental OOP concepts—including classes, inheritance, and access modifiers—to the creation of a functional routing system and database library.
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This slide outlines the core technical features of the TraversyMVC framework, including its open-source status, MVC architecture, URL rewriting capabilities, base controller structure, and PDO-based database library.
This slide outlines the SharePosts application features, including user authentication, full CRUD functionality for posts, helper functions, and final deployment to shared hosting.
This screenshot displays the user registration interface featuring input fields for name, email, and password alongside visible red validation messages indicating required data entry.
This screenshot displays the main dashboard of the SharePosts application, showing a list of user-generated posts with metadata and an option to add new content.
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Instruction transitions from framework core construction to building a functional application featuring user authentication and post management.
The content is based on older PHP versions, lacking modern features such as type hints, interfaces, or compatibility with PHP 8.0+.
One signal suggests a failure in the post-index loop logic, requiring manual refactoring to display database content.
The curriculum lacks dedicated practice exercises or quizzes to reinforce learning outside the main project.
The curriculum aligns with the goal of learning MVC and OOP for intermediate learners.