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Where does Magento keeps it's business logic?
Where does “logic” go? Blocks and accessing ModelsNeed to know whole Magento Design PatternsHow To Modify Tax Calculations in Magento 1.9Making a frontend page for each entry in ModelWhere does Magento 2 URL Segment Parsing HappenIn Magento model do we have business logic or a controller?Where does Magento implement methods?Why does Magento need blocks?What is the best practice way in Magento 2 for creating Many To Many relationships?Magento 2 follows MVVM architecture or MVC architechure?
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I went through some articles which describes Magento architecture.
As we all knows Magento uses MVC ( Model-View-Controller ) architecture. It separates the business logic, data access layer and user view.
Some articles say business logic resides in Block classes whereas some other articles say it is in Model classes (With respect to Magento modules). This is bit conflicting information.
Can anyone provide better explanation on this?
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I went through some articles which describes Magento architecture.
As we all knows Magento uses MVC ( Model-View-Controller ) architecture. It separates the business logic, data access layer and user view.
Some articles say business logic resides in Block classes whereas some other articles say it is in Model classes (With respect to Magento modules). This is bit conflicting information.
Can anyone provide better explanation on this?
magento-1.9 blocks model architecture mvc
asked Feb 15 '16 at 17:38
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I went through some articles which describes Magento architecture.
As we all knows Magento uses MVC ( Model-View-Controller ) architecture. It separates the business logic, data access layer and user view.
Some articles say business logic resides in Block classes whereas some other articles say it is in Model classes (With respect to Magento modules). This is bit conflicting information.
Can anyone provide better explanation on this?
magento-1.9 blocks model architecture mvc
asked Feb 15 '16 at 17:38
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I went through some articles which describes Magento architecture.
As we all knows Magento uses MVC ( Model-View-Controller ) architecture. It separates the business logic, data access layer and user view.
Some articles say business logic resides in Block classes whereas some other articles say it is in Model classes (With respect to Magento modules). This is bit conflicting information.
Can anyone provide better explanation on this?
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Magento controller is almost the same as other MVC design pattern
Magento Models includes business model and resource models, Each entity should have its business model, resource model and a collection. Business models talk to database entity through relative resource models. They do not talk directly to database.
Magento Views includes Blocks and Templates.
Each controller defines its relative blocks or load blocks dynamically according to layout xml configuration files.
Blocks ask for help from Business Models and Helpers for preparing data to Templates.
There are many more stuff inside magento but keep it simple like this helps me reading magento source more easily. I hope it helps you too.
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MVC stands for Model-View-Controller. Any application that separates it’s data access, business logic and user interface is called MVC. There can be two types of MVC: convention-based and configuration-based.
Example, cakePHP is convention-based, i.e. you just need to follow the instructions of the core system to get your module ready in just few lines. Magento is configuration-based, i.e. you need to specify each and every thing to your module’s config file in order to get it work.
Blocks - Each Block object will render a specific bit of HTML. Block objects do this through a combination of PHP code, and including PHP .phtml template files. Blocks objects are meant to interact with the Magento system to retrieve data from Models, while the phtml template files will produce the HTML needed for a page
Models - Magento offers an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) system. ORMs get you out of the business of writing SQL and allow you to manipulate a datastore purely through PHP code (and other core business logics)
For more Information Magento for Developers: Part 1 - Introduction to Magento
answered Feb 15 '16 at 19:22
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Magento controller is almost the same as other MVC design pattern
Magento Models includes business model and resource models, Each entity should have its business model, resource model and a collection. Business models talk to database entity through relative resource models. They do not talk directly to database.
Magento Views includes Blocks and Templates.
Each controller defines its relative blocks or load blocks dynamically according to layout xml configuration files.
Blocks ask for help from Business Models and Helpers for preparing data to Templates.
There are many more stuff inside magento but keep it simple like this helps me reading magento source more easily. I hope it helps you too.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 18:29
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Magento controller is almost the same as other MVC design pattern
Magento Models includes business model and resource models, Each entity should have its business model, resource model and a collection. Business models talk to database entity through relative resource models. They do not talk directly to database.
Magento Views includes Blocks and Templates.
Each controller defines its relative blocks or load blocks dynamically according to layout xml configuration files.
Blocks ask for help from Business Models and Helpers for preparing data to Templates.
There are many more stuff inside magento but keep it simple like this helps me reading magento source more easily. I hope it helps you too.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 18:29
phanvugiapphanvugiap
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Magento controller is almost the same as other MVC design pattern
Magento Models includes business model and resource models, Each entity should have its business model, resource model and a collection. Business models talk to database entity through relative resource models. They do not talk directly to database.
Magento Views includes Blocks and Templates.
Each controller defines its relative blocks or load blocks dynamically according to layout xml configuration files.
Blocks ask for help from Business Models and Helpers for preparing data to Templates.
There are many more stuff inside magento but keep it simple like this helps me reading magento source more easily. I hope it helps you too.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 18:29
phanvugiapphanvugiap
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Magento controller is almost the same as other MVC design pattern
Magento Models includes business model and resource models, Each entity should have its business model, resource model and a collection. Business models talk to database entity through relative resource models. They do not talk directly to database.
Magento Views includes Blocks and Templates.
Each controller defines its relative blocks or load blocks dynamically according to layout xml configuration files.
Blocks ask for help from Business Models and Helpers for preparing data to Templates.
There are many more stuff inside magento but keep it simple like this helps me reading magento source more easily. I hope it helps you too.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 18:29
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MVC stands for Model-View-Controller. Any application that separates it’s data access, business logic and user interface is called MVC. There can be two types of MVC: convention-based and configuration-based.
Example, cakePHP is convention-based, i.e. you just need to follow the instructions of the core system to get your module ready in just few lines. Magento is configuration-based, i.e. you need to specify each and every thing to your module’s config file in order to get it work.
Blocks - Each Block object will render a specific bit of HTML. Block objects do this through a combination of PHP code, and including PHP .phtml template files. Blocks objects are meant to interact with the Magento system to retrieve data from Models, while the phtml template files will produce the HTML needed for a page
Models - Magento offers an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) system. ORMs get you out of the business of writing SQL and allow you to manipulate a datastore purely through PHP code (and other core business logics)
For more Information Magento for Developers: Part 1 - Introduction to Magento
answered Feb 15 '16 at 19:22
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MVC stands for Model-View-Controller. Any application that separates it’s data access, business logic and user interface is called MVC. There can be two types of MVC: convention-based and configuration-based.
Example, cakePHP is convention-based, i.e. you just need to follow the instructions of the core system to get your module ready in just few lines. Magento is configuration-based, i.e. you need to specify each and every thing to your module’s config file in order to get it work.
Blocks - Each Block object will render a specific bit of HTML. Block objects do this through a combination of PHP code, and including PHP .phtml template files. Blocks objects are meant to interact with the Magento system to retrieve data from Models, while the phtml template files will produce the HTML needed for a page
Models - Magento offers an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) system. ORMs get you out of the business of writing SQL and allow you to manipulate a datastore purely through PHP code (and other core business logics)
For more Information Magento for Developers: Part 1 - Introduction to Magento
answered Feb 15 '16 at 19:22
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MVC stands for Model-View-Controller. Any application that separates it’s data access, business logic and user interface is called MVC. There can be two types of MVC: convention-based and configuration-based.
Example, cakePHP is convention-based, i.e. you just need to follow the instructions of the core system to get your module ready in just few lines. Magento is configuration-based, i.e. you need to specify each and every thing to your module’s config file in order to get it work.
Blocks - Each Block object will render a specific bit of HTML. Block objects do this through a combination of PHP code, and including PHP .phtml template files. Blocks objects are meant to interact with the Magento system to retrieve data from Models, while the phtml template files will produce the HTML needed for a page
Models - Magento offers an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) system. ORMs get you out of the business of writing SQL and allow you to manipulate a datastore purely through PHP code (and other core business logics)
For more Information Magento for Developers: Part 1 - Introduction to Magento
answered Feb 15 '16 at 19:22
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MVC stands for Model-View-Controller. Any application that separates it’s data access, business logic and user interface is called MVC. There can be two types of MVC: convention-based and configuration-based.
Example, cakePHP is convention-based, i.e. you just need to follow the instructions of the core system to get your module ready in just few lines. Magento is configuration-based, i.e. you need to specify each and every thing to your module’s config file in order to get it work.
Blocks - Each Block object will render a specific bit of HTML. Block objects do this through a combination of PHP code, and including PHP .phtml template files. Blocks objects are meant to interact with the Magento system to retrieve data from Models, while the phtml template files will produce the HTML needed for a page
Models - Magento offers an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) system. ORMs get you out of the business of writing SQL and allow you to manipulate a datastore purely through PHP code (and other core business logics)
For more Information Magento for Developers: Part 1 - Introduction to Magento
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