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In part 1, we decoupled a vanilla PHP script and separated the business logic from the presentation. In part 2, we added a third element in the mix called the model and dedicated to the data access layer. It is now time to spice up the coding by introducing the role of Object-Oriented Programming in a MVC architecture and release the very basis (for educational purpose only) of a MVC framework.
In part 1, we saw how to decouple a traditional vanilla PHP script so as to separate business logic from presentation. This was the biggest step to make: from now on, we are just going to finetune this separation by adding a 3rd guy in the equation: the model. Ladies and gentlemen, this is part 2 of A gentle introduction to MVC.
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