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I just finished a ten part series covering building a basic PHP login system using OOP and MVC. It's available in the KillerSites Video Library (http://www.killersites.com/university - subscription required) under PHP > PHP Login using OOP & MVC.
This series is aimed at beginner/intermediate developers who have watched Stefan's beginner OOP videos, but are looking for additional guidance or a real life example of OOP techniques. Along the way, I also talk about the MVC design pattern using models (the Template and Auth objects we create in the videos), controllers and views, and cover other PHP best practices.
The content itself is very basic - it simply covers how to create the essentials of a login system - including creating a login form, checking the username/password against the database, logging the user in and out, and checking to make sure the user is logged in before they can access a protected area. However, the focus of these videos is primarily to demonstrate how OOP can be used with a real-world example. I didn't want to confuse beginners with too much information all at once, and I may potentially add to this series in the future.
If anyone has any questions, comments or additions they would like to see in the series, feel free to PM me or email me at ben [at] killersites.com.
Hope you find this useful!
This series is aimed at beginner/intermediate developers who have watched Stefan's beginner OOP videos, but are looking for additional guidance or a real life example of OOP techniques. Along the way, I also talk about the MVC design pattern using models (the Template and Auth objects we create in the videos), controllers and views, and cover other PHP best practices.
The content itself is very basic - it simply covers how to create the essentials of a login system - including creating a login form, checking the username/password against the database, logging the user in and out, and checking to make sure the user is logged in before they can access a protected area. However, the focus of these videos is primarily to demonstrate how OOP can be used with a real-world example. I didn't want to confuse beginners with too much information all at once, and I may potentially add to this series in the future.
If anyone has any questions, comments or additions they would like to see in the series, feel free to PM me or email me at ben [at] killersites.com.
Hope you find this useful!
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SteveWa
17 January 2011 - 09:59 AM
Which MVC Framework does the tutorial use? And what is the subscription? pay for access to premium content?
Ben
17 January 2011 - 11:49 AM
You can learn more about the KillerSites Video Library here: http://www.killersit...om/university/. Basically, you pay a subscription to get access to all of the video tutorials that KillerSites offers.
The tutorial is intended to be an real life example of MVC/OOP for someone who has gone through Stefan's beginner OOP tutorial (http://killerphp.com...-oriented-php/) but wants to see something in action. It discusses the MVC design pattern, but does not discuss any specific MVC framework.
The tutorial is intended to be an real life example of MVC/OOP for someone who has gone through Stefan's beginner OOP tutorial (http://killerphp.com...-oriented-php/) but wants to see something in action. It discusses the MVC design pattern, but does not discuss any specific MVC framework.
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