All the clarifications of what aspects vary depending on the framework really cleared things up for me. So many tutorials specify that certain aspects will or won't interact with one another in certain ways, but those differ from tutorial to tutorial. This really cleared that up.
Much awaited video. Thanks for sharing. The concept of MVC feels little bit confusing while i'am reading online articles, now i got it solved by this. Loving your style of teaching. Greetings from India😍✌
You are awesome! I've viewed a few similar videos on MVC, but yours is the best by far. It's not just the content that makes it the best; it's also just the tone of voice, the pacing, how you use the visuals and make it easy to follow where you are/what you're talking about visually. Really fantastic work!!
@@RealformStudioXR Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I am not a freelancer. I am developing an application I intend to market and sell on my own.
@@paulhanrahan6728 thanks, how do you think will be the right model to sell, and there is something I always wonder, how do you assign a price to your software products
thank you for sharing. i had a job interview once and he asked me was i familiar with the term mvc. i wasn't sure because mvc bAck in the day for me stood for Microsoft visual composer when i learned visual basic studio. now i understand your example. thank
"What's goin on guys, if you've been following my channel for a while then you probably know that I like to explain things the way every other coding video on youtube should explain them but choose not to."
so MVC is basically a technique to organize data, functionality and GUI comps and keeping them away from each other yet in communication? if i'm not drunk?
I wish there were a simpler explanation for it. Because all those technical terms throw me off guard. Just so that I see my logic: "MVC is a pattern used in web or software development for organising the code content based on its purpose? For example, Model takes responsibility for all database related things; View is the Preview state for the user to see the final result on the browser; and Controller is what???" This is my current understanding of it :(
@@istandaloneroronoazoro5188 no problem, controller is just a Class that holds the methods which we write to fetch data from db and redirect users to appropriate view (gui)
@@saimhassan Thank you very much! Its just that I have an interview tomorrow for a Web Developer role and I use HTML, CSS, JavaScript and so on without MVC. It is quite complex for me! :(
whatever I search regarding code... at least one traversy media video in the result list... at least with 1000 likes... and they are great.. congrats for the awesome youtube channel=)
This is the best MVC tutorial so far i have seen. Thanks for that. It would be good if you explain some important concepts like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF) and cookie tampering implementation by considering some MVC framework.
Great explanation! The concepts always seemed too abstract for me to really understand even though I've seen the concept so much while coding and editing other's code... Now I know what name to give the patterns I've observed
Precise, simple and gives the clear picture. Exactly what one want to know about MVC framework as a beginner, excellent job Brad, we owe you! Model - Organized data View - Interactive UI Control - Scalable processing logic connecting model and View
Nice. Your thought makes MVC a lot easier to compartmentalize. Quick edit: I think you meant "massage" (knead, manipulate) instead of "message" (write a note).
Thanks for the explanation 🔥the first point you mentioned that MVC differs with frameworks makes sense, that info is lit 🔥 but im still struggling to understand what is MVC in angular js in specific. coz in angular js model and controller is kinda similar, could you please clear that part ❤️
I Agree, but it's not just Core, ASP.NET MVC has been around longer than the Core version has, Core is just a new name because of some dramatic changes to the system, MVC has been around in Microsoft Visual Studio since 2009 with the first MVC 1.0, Cores has only been around since 2016, i know that Cores has become way more popular than normal Microsoft MVC, but i preferer using MVC 5 still...
After five other videos, a read through the entire wikipedia page, and two other websites, you finally made me understand the concept. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
This was awesome, I have never seen state management explained so nicely! I really liked the "languageless" code you had as an example towards the end. Excellent job!
Model - Interaction with database (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) View - Usually consist of HTML/CSS Controller - Processes requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
For future reference, you used the term template engine a few times in this video. I had to scurry around on google to try to get a clue what that referred to. Otherwise, perfect video, and thank you.
So one can rearrange the acronym to VCM instead? Since it all seems to start with the View (V), which "triggers" the Controller (C), which requests some data related work from the Model (M)?
