I’m fairly new to MVC and out of all the videos/tutorials I’ve seen, this one explains it in the most clear and concise way ever. It made MVC’s process very easy to understand. Great job!
@@WebDevSimplified i salute and appreciate you brother. You are a natural teacher. You made every topic easy.. Please don't stop your passion.. You are a blessing and you are helping me a lot..
It upsets me how convoluted this has been explained to me repeatedly compared to how simple it really is. I always heard the model = database and the view = client, and that is just a garbage explanation all around. This explanation is so clear that it is now obvious to me that the people in the past that have tried to explain it to me, including professors, just didn't understand it. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Why is it incorrect to say that "the model = database and view = client"? I thought I understood this video, and it doesn't seem to contradict this? Just looking to understand. Thanks!
I think this confusion came up when clients started doing client side rendering for SPAs, where now the client (browser) is in charge of rendering it's own view, based on the data passed to it from the controller, as opposed to server rendered pages of the past (think PHP) where the browser was sent the view already rendered.
Think is a hidden treasure. I struggled a lot with the topics as they go quite fast in the classes. But here it is short and thorough as well. One of the most satisfying explanations. Thank you very much
this is awesome! it's easy to understand with the cat example :) i've read numerous articles about MVC, but I could understand none of them! thank u soooo much
You never fail to impress me with the way you simplify complex topics and make them digestible. I've found that software developers love overcomplicating everything
One of the best explanations of MVC I've seen. I appreciate how you devoted some time to covering why MVC came around and where it fits in. This is the kind of video everyone should watch before starting any MVC class/training. Get the high level, and then dive in. Fantastic job.
You are actually acted like a beautiful controller where I the user requested for the MVC to understand..and you represented it brilliantly from your database..
Don't forget the view part since he had the knowledge from the database, he went to the view and got the video representation which the user can see through youtube, eventually returning back to your RUclips app.
@@fabulamcafee MVC is the software architecture in which you as a programmer can organize, re-use and update your code while building your application. Whereas API is the gateway of a 3rd party software by which you can talk to each other by http protocol like REST or JSON etc.
Actually if you think about it. He's the view since he's the one that's showing us what MVC is. The controller would probably be the middle man AKA RUclips itself. We search for MVC, youtube goes and fetches the view ( video ) and we get his explanation returned to us. MVC within MVC. Pretty meta stuff lol
This is great! Too many people explain MCV as this overly complicated smart process that changes how you create websites, when in fact, it's so much simpler
Simple and concise explaination; it's the one I'm sending the interns fresh out of bootcamps when they ask about the theory behind MVC. I think what can be confusing when you first think about this model, is the fact that the user is not interacting with the controller, but with the view. Like, technically speaking, when web-apps are concerned, you are sending and receiving stuff using the controller. But you interact with the interface, click on buttons using the view that is rendered. Which can wrongfully give you the idea that you are using the View to communicate with the model.
I appreciate the simplicity. It's much needed among all the countless video tutorials we find on RUclips. However, could there be a Part II in a separate video explaining how to incorporate the Observer Pattern into MVC?
I wonder why so many people react like "Wow this is soo awesome!!!" although this very short and precious super video is ... actually NOT showing MVC. Like a CZRaS mentioned, this is MVP not MVC.
On the subject of Model and View never interacting and the Controller acting as an intermediary, I opened up the wikipedia page on MVC and oh dear, what a mess it is. Lotta folks here also complain about shitty explanations that they've come across on this important concept in development and so props to Kyle for distilling it down clearly and precisely.
its rare that a simpleton like me can understand concepts immediately but you made this one easy. You're a great teacher and have helped me alot in my journey, thanks!
Thank you SO much for this. I've read so much documentation on this and none of it felt like it was in english. You explained in 4 mins what i've been trying to understand for a whole day.
Lol.... I've heard MANY explanations on MVC and none of the was clear and concise like yours. Props to you. I'm sure you would make a great teacher in school.
could you please make a video guide, on how to build an mvc in php? the guides that already exist on youtube, are often very outdated (up to 10 years old) and/or explained in a horrible way. you have a talent of explaining things in a perfectly understandable way. therefore i am sure, your guide would be very appreciated from a lot of people.
Thank you for the simple explanation. I was completely lost when my lecturer introduced the MVC Patttern at the beginning of the Semester, and this video helps to understand the basics of MVC.
Direct Model-View communication is possible depending on the implementation of MVC. It is an oversimplifcation to say they never communicate. Some implementations have the model updating the view when data changes. Just pointing that out, great content!
Man! You have just explained what out doctor tried to teach us in the last six months in 4 minutes. Amazing and thank you so much. Now Will have to translate that in bloody german just.
Dayum, four years of studying Computer Science, but I never got this for real. Either I was too stupid, or my host did not know how to teach this at this very basic but clear level.
I am working through a test project to understand how MVC works. Your explanation made it so much easier for me to understand what is going on with the program! Thank you very much! New subscriber here!
Whaoooo that's you!! I thought it was someone else. Been skipping on your video only to stumble up to know how amazing its explained from your end!!! Time to watch all your videos!!!
I really had thought 15 years ago when I was still working full time as an engineer this was called Model, View, Data... Model manipulates data as needed, view is the user interface, Data is the data... We were trying to implement our designs using CSS or XML to define the view... Then the compiled code would be the model, and lastly, the data would be in a file, or DataStream of some kind with interact with.
It's MVP. In frameworks a file called a controller is a presenter in the MVP pattern. (another example is interface in programming languages does not mean interface pattern) In MVC model connects with view
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I’m fairly new to MVC and out of all the videos/tutorials I’ve seen, this one explains it in the most clear and concise way ever. It made MVC’s process very easy to understand. Great job!
simply amazed of your simplicity in explanation of all topics !
Thank you! I am really glad it was easy to understand.
@@WebDevSimplified i salute and appreciate you brother. You are a natural teacher. You made every topic easy.. Please don't stop your passion.. You are a blessing and you are helping me a lot..
It upsets me how convoluted this has been explained to me repeatedly compared to how simple it really is. I always heard the model = database and the view = client, and that is just a garbage explanation all around. This explanation is so clear that it is now obvious to me that the people in the past that have tried to explain it to me, including professors, just didn't understand it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Why is it incorrect to say that "the model = database and view = client"? I thought I understood this video, and it doesn't seem to contradict this? Just looking to understand. Thanks!
I think this confusion came up when clients started doing client side rendering for SPAs, where now the client (browser) is in charge of rendering it's own view, based on the data passed to it from the controller, as opposed to server rendered pages of the past (think PHP) where the browser was sent the view already rendered.
Yeah most of them never clarified no one interacts with other components except controller, thats where confusion came up
Think is a hidden treasure. I struggled a lot with the topics as they go quite fast in the classes. But here it is short and thorough as well. One of the most satisfying explanations. Thank you very much
this is awesome!
it's easy to understand with the cat example :)
i've read numerous articles about MVC,
but I could understand none of them!
thank u soooo much
K.
You never fail to impress me with the way you simplify complex topics and make them digestible. I've found that software developers love overcomplicating everything
I recommended this video to several friends that have issues understanding the MVC architecture. None was disappointed. Thank you
Other videos about MVC ranges from 1hr to 3 hrs in length… this one, I got all I need and straight to the point.
this is what i like , short and on point. no music, no nonsense speech , no insulting and stuff like that..
well done
sometimes it's astounding how much better some youtube videos are than lectures.
One of the best explanations of MVC I've seen. I appreciate how you devoted some time to covering why MVC came around and where it fits in. This is the kind of video everyone should watch before starting any MVC class/training. Get the high level, and then dive in. Fantastic job.
the most precious 4 mins of my life to understand MVC 😇 I'm trying to learn Yii2 but I'm overwhelemed with MVC thing. Glad I found this video 😇
You are actually acted like a beautiful controller where I the user requested for the MVC to understand..and you represented it brilliantly from your database..
Don't forget the view part since he had the knowledge from the database, he went to the view and got the video representation which the user can see through youtube, eventually returning back to your RUclips app.
do you also get to know the difference between api and mvc?
@@fabulamcafee MVC is the software architecture in which you as a programmer can organize, re-use and update your code while building your application. Whereas API is the gateway of a 3rd party software by which you can talk to each other by http protocol like REST or JSON etc.
Actually if you think about it. He's the view since he's the one that's showing us what MVC is. The controller would probably be the middle man AKA RUclips itself. We search for MVC, youtube goes and fetches the view ( video ) and we get his explanation returned to us. MVC within MVC. Pretty meta stuff lol
A quick but detailed explanation! Thanks!
You're welcome!
This is great! Too many people explain MCV as this overly complicated smart process that changes how you create websites, when in fact, it's so much simpler
Simple and concise explaination; it's the one I'm sending the interns fresh out of bootcamps when they ask about the theory behind MVC.
I think what can be confusing when you first think about this model, is the fact that the user is not interacting with the controller, but with the view. Like, technically speaking, when web-apps are concerned, you are sending and receiving stuff using the controller. But you interact with the interface, click on buttons using the view that is rendered. Which can wrongfully give you the idea that you are using the View to communicate with the model.
I appreciate the simplicity. It's much needed among all the countless video tutorials we find on RUclips. However, could there be a Part II in a separate video explaining how to incorporate the Observer Pattern into MVC?
You should be proud of yourself for presenting this topic in the simplest way possible.
I wonder why so many people react like "Wow this is soo awesome!!!" although this very short and precious super video is ... actually NOT showing MVC. Like a CZRaS mentioned, this is MVP not MVC.
Could you explain more about it?)
On the subject of Model and View never interacting and the Controller acting as an intermediary, I opened up the wikipedia page on MVC and oh dear, what a mess it is. Lotta folks here also complain about shitty explanations that they've come across on this important concept in development and so props to Kyle for distilling it down clearly and precisely.
except he got it wrong. what he presented was closer to the MVP model (Model View Presenter) than MVC
This is the most clear explanation of this I've seen! Thank you!
its rare that a simpleton like me can understand concepts immediately but you made this one easy. You're a great teacher and have helped me alot in my journey, thanks!
This is the best MVC explanation I've ever seen! I'm new to MVC because of PHP and this was incredibly helpful. Thanks Kyle! 😃
Thank you SO much for this. I've read so much documentation on this and none of it felt like it was in english. You explained in 4 mins what i've been trying to understand for a whole day.
I have trouble actually turning on my computer but after watching this I'm going to make an app.
Magnificently explained
Lol.... I've heard MANY explanations on MVC and none of the was clear and concise like yours. Props to you. I'm sure you would make a great teacher in school.
could you please make a video guide, on how to build an mvc in php?
the guides that already exist on youtube, are often very outdated (up to 10 years old) and/or explained in a horrible way.
you have a talent of explaining things in a perfectly understandable way. therefore i am sure, your guide would be very appreciated from a lot of people.
Thank you for the simple explanation. I was completely lost when my lecturer introduced the MVC Patttern at the beginning of the Semester, and this video helps to understand the basics of MVC.
I watched tons of videos over the last months but you're so different, Much thx from Egypt
Thank you so much. This is by far the simplest and most clear explanation I've viewed so far.
Direct Model-View communication is possible depending on the implementation of MVC. It is an oversimplifcation to say they never communicate. Some implementations have the model updating the view when data changes.
Just pointing that out, great content!
Now this is called an explanation , Bravo!
I have been studying Node Js for the last 3 months but for the first time only I understood the MVC idea very clearly, thanks dear
my fav web dev tutorial channel as a beginner :)
Best explanation in the shortest time. In simple terms, in node.js, routes = controller, models = model and "dynamic views" = views
Just went through the video before my interview. The best explanation
Thank you very much for the simple explanation!!! I was working for a company for 1.5 years and they failed to explain it so simple
I swear videos like these help me so much because programming scares me >.
I understood a lot more in this english video than in 100 other videos in my native language. Thanks
I didn't realize this video is from Web Dev Simplified. No wonder it's so easy to understand. Your videos are always amazing
Better and faster explained as our professor.
thanks bro 4 minutes were better than 2 hours course in the university
it's incredible how clear this video is
That is way better explained than dozens of explenations I've watched in the past.
I'm a total beginner to MVC and this video simplified it. Thanks!!!
just before an interview i needed to brush up on some topics from university. thanks for the brevity
Man! You have just explained what out doctor tried to teach us in the last six months in 4 minutes. Amazing and thank you so much. Now Will have to translate that in bloody german just.
Great job! Very informative!
Thanks!
My developer journey becomes clear and easier when I met him. Always provides simple explanation.
What a lovely explanation. It is much appreciated. Keep going with your great tutorials.
Pretty good explanation, I love it!
Thanks and grettings from Mexico
nice explanation Kyle. I didn't event know that it is you till the end of the video. thank you very much, I always get everything clear with you😇
This is the best and simplest explanation!
Dayum, four years of studying Computer Science, but I never got this for real. Either I was too stupid, or my host did not know how to teach this at this very basic but clear level.
Everyday lectures talk about MVC but I didn't know what it is, but today I understood it.
I learned from you more than from another guy talking 20 minutes...still simple its the best way to explain and you did a great job thx buddy!!
I am working through a test project to understand how MVC works. Your explanation made it so much easier for me to understand what is going on with the program! Thank you very much! New subscriber here!
This kid is doing a good job dropping this awesome lessons
Whaoooo that's you!! I thought it was someone else. Been skipping on your video only to stumble up to know how amazing its explained from your end!!! Time to watch all your videos!!!
awesome awesome awesome !!!
finally i feel much more clear about MVC 😄 ...thank you !!
You're welcome!
Made 10000 things clear for me! Thank you
This is great explanation I have found about MVC on YoutTube. Great job.
very clear and concise, not a single word was wasted, thank you
I really enjoy going through your videos and filling in gaps of knowledge and finding stuff I've been wanting to learn. 👍
I'm really glad my videos are able to help you fill those gaps!
I was looking for a short video to explain it clearly, you nailed it. thank you.
MVC Explained in 4 Minutes perfectly Thank you.
Easiest Explanation on the internet.
Thanks, Web Dev Simplified...
I really had thought 15 years ago when I was still working full time as an engineer this was called Model, View, Data... Model manipulates data as needed, view is the user interface, Data is the data... We were trying to implement our designs using CSS or XML to define the view... Then the compiled code would be the model, and lastly, the data would be in a file, or DataStream of some kind with interact with.
the simplification of this video reminds of fireship channel a little :D.... new to mvc and your video cleared a lot of questions in my head
My goodness, do you know I clicked your video as a last option? I am so so sorry. Your video explained it better! Wowwww 🥰
It clears all my doubts. Absolutely wonderful! Thank you👍
Really appreciate the succinct explanation. It's frustrating when people obfuscate these things.
Brief explanation that we can get in this much time..........amazing.
Tried reading text book description... Immediately yt and found this. Thanks a bunch. Very clear.
The best simplified explanation I have ever watch or read regarding MVC. I'm hitting the subscribe button. Thumbs up to you!
I desperately need a friend like you, who always help us to understand the topic😍😍
This was an extremely complex concept to me and you explained it in literally 4 minutes so thank you!!!
Hey I just had to learn about MVC very quickly and it rocks
Brilliant video. It's good that you mentioned the error request from viewer.
one of the simple way of explanation.......amazing..
It's MVP. In frameworks a file called a controller is a presenter in the MVP pattern. (another example is interface in programming languages does not mean interface pattern) In MVC model connects with view
i rarely comment on youtube but you are AMAZING thank you for making this so simple to understand ,keep making videos :)
You made it look easy-peazy, I must say.
really loved the example on the end, made it so much more clear!
Thank you so much, havent seen such simple and human explonation.
The most clear explanation of the MVC pattern I ever seen. Thanks!
you made it so short and so clear, great dude
Your explanations are simple and informative, I love your videos.
Simple and to the point. Thank you!
thanks bro! big thumbs up to you man! btw what's your favourite sauce?
Very simple but perfect and to the point explanation...thanks a lot for it
You are the best, you describe this concept fairly simply. Thank you so much!
The best explanation I have ever seen
Better than those lengthy courses. :)
Super helpful and simple. My exam was easy because of this! Thank you!
Thank you very much. Your presentation is very simple to understand.
Thanks for the simple and straightforward explanation.
As an MVC and cat lover I loved this video
thanks for the understandable presentation brother
Marvel vs capcom
😂😂
Calm down, kid