Simple object-oriented CMS in PHP (MVC)

PHP MVC

Lesson 1 - MVC architecture explained

It this tutorial, we'll introduce you to the MVC architecture, and undergo the preparation needed to create a simple, custom object-oriented CMS in PHP.

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Lesson 2 - .htaccess, autoloader and the common controller

This time, we'll start programming our object-oriented CMS in PHP using MVC. We'll create an .htaccess, an autoloader, and prepare the common controller.

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Lesson 3 - Router

In the tutorial, we'll create a router for our MVC object-oriented CMS in PHP. We'll parse URL addresses and make a controller class specifically for them.

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Lesson 4 - Wiring controllers and views

In the tutorial, we'll wire a controller and a view in our object-oriented CMS in PHP. The result will display a simple article on a dynamic page.

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Lesson 5 - Contact form

In this tutorial, we'll create a contact form that sends an email to the administrator in our object-oriented MVC CMS in PHP.

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Lesson 6 - Creating the database and PHP SQL drivers

In this tutorial, we'll create a database for our object-oriented CMS in PHP using the MVC architecture and go over some theory about databases in PHP.

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Lesson 7 - Database wrapper

In the tutorial, we'll learn how object-oriented applications work with databases. Then, we'll create a simple CRUD wrapper on top of a PDO driver.

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Lesson 8 - Listing articles from the database in PHP (MVC)

In this tutorial about object-oriented CMS using the MVC architecture, we'll implement listing articles from the database using loop template syntax.

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Lesson 9 - Securing templates

In this tutorial, we'll learn to secure variables in templates. We're programming an object-oriented CMS using the MVC architecture in PHP.

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Lesson 10 - The flash-message mechanism

In this tutorial, we'll add the flash-message mechanism to our object-oriented MVC CMS in PHP. We'll learn the template syntax for conditions and loops.

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Lesson 11 - Enhancing the wrapper and editor

In this tutorial, we'll extend the database wrapper with INSERT and UPDATE methods, and start working on the article editor for our object-oriented CMS.

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Lesson 12 - MVC CMS in PHP: Article editor

In this tutorial, we'll finish the article editor in our object-oriented CMS on MVC in PHP. It'll be able to add new articles and edit existing ones.

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Lesson 13 - Finishing the object-oriented CMS in PHP (MVC)

In this tutorial about programming an object-oriented MVC CMS in PHP, we'll perfect user registration and login, and finish the system.

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