What is the proper way to build a web app that deals with multiple interfaces?

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_x000D_ _x000D_ I am using PHP for a year now. I used to build my website using a way that i think it will not be suitable for an application that has multiple interfaces (web, Android, IOS..). I simply create an html page or a form and then handle the inputs in PHP script. This is a simple example of a login script: This is the login form: Blogmaker Home

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Here is the login process handled in a PHP script: 0){ $_SESSION['username']=$username; header('Location:myblog.php'); } else header('Location:index.php?error=Please check your username and your password!'); }else header('Location:index.php?error=Username and password are mandatory!'); ?> As you see, i call the html input fields by name and check user input. I believe this is a bad practice to build a website. So my question is what is the best practice to create a web application in PHP that deals with several interfaces? i just want the main concept. Also it would be very good with a small example. Thanks

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'; ?>
Here is the login process handled in a PHP script: 0){ $_SESSION['username']=$username; header('Location:myblog.php'); } else header('Location:index.php?error=Please check your username and your password!'); }else header('Location:index.php?error=Username and password are mandatory!'); ?> As you see, i call the html input fields by name and check user input. I believe this is a bad practice to build a website. So my question is what is the best practice to create a web application in PHP that deals with several interfaces? i just want the main concept. Also it would be very good with a small example. Thanks

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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 2 years ago
_x000D_ You could use the MVC design pattern (Model - View - Controller). This will make it easy to decouple business logic from your presentation code by feeding different views to the different platforms you wish to support. Most modern PHP web frameworks use the MVC architecture. Laravel, Fuel, etc... Wikipedia on MVC MVC Tutorial for beginners

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