Object Oriented PHP & MVC
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Build a custom object oriented PHP MVC framework and then build an application with it
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Brad Traversy
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1 points • ParticularLocation62
https://www.udemy.com/course/object-oriented-php-mvc/
1 points • Kaos-Industries
I've actually watched the first 15 videos of PHP for Beginners track a month or so ago, and I was just gonna go for their OOP course now before it asked for a subscription, at roughly the same price that Codecademy charge. I'm too poor to be using either, so for now I'm taking an OOP course on Udemy by the highly-recommended Brad Traversy for a one-time payment of £15.99, then I'll probably pick up with Laracasts from there.
1 points • RecalledBurger
Object Oriented PHP and MVC with Brad Traversy on Udemy is meant for intermediate PHP students.
2 points • iwantwetburritos
Check out Brad Traversy's course on MVC.
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https://www.udemy.com/course/object-oriented-php-mvc/
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It's a PHP course where you build an MVC framework and then build a webapp out of it. I highly recommend it! It helped me big time.
1 points • KLOSENTAR
This may not answer your question. But I think the reason you are having to use so many functions is because you are not following MVC structure.
I'm a noob myself. And I used to have this doubt too, until I stumbled upon OOP and MVC framework structures. In MVC frameworks, actions and methods(i.e functions) are tied classes and classes are loaded automatically using an autoloader. Research a bit about implementing MVC in PHP and your questions will be answered. This is a good place to start: https://www.udemy.com/course/object-oriented-php-mvc/
Again, you're probably already know all this and I just made a jackass out of myself. But I'm just putting this here just in case you aren't. Because I always wish somebody introduced me to MVC when I started learning web development.