Does PHP supports MVP pattern?

MVP and MVC both are actually meant for GUI apps. Most PHP frameworks use the "MVC" as buzzword The actual implementation with dumb models (just database), non-active views (= templates) and fat controllers actually matches MVP already. And functionality-wise controllers often function as presenters anyway, shoveling data from models into views (only in proper MVC the view and model should interact more) But anyway, there are a few frameworks which are actually aware of the newer terminology and pattern lionframework.org says so, but I haven't actually looked at that Nette framework I think code.google.com/p/mvp-php and Opendelight resembles Model-Pipe-ViewController Or have a look at http://matrix.include-once.org/framework those that aren't listed with UnshapedMVC or PassiveMVC are worth checking out.

MVP and MVC both are actually meant for GUI apps. Most PHP frameworks use the "MVC" as buzzword. The actual implementation with dumb models (just database), non-active views (= templates) and fat controllers actually matches MVP already.

And functionality-wise controllers often function as presenters anyway, shoveling data from models into views (only in proper MVC the view and model should interact more). But anyway, there are a few frameworks which are actually aware of the newer terminology and pattern. lionframework.org/ says so, but I haven't actually looked at that Nette framework I think code.google.com/p/mvp-php/ and Opendelight resembles Model-Pipe-ViewController Or have a look at http://matrix.include-once.org/framework/ - those that aren't listed with UnshapedMVC or PassiveMVC are worth checking out.

In my opinion, Lion Framework (lionframework.org) is the most mature implementation of MVP nowadays.

MVP and MVC both are actually meant for GUI apps. Most PHP frameworks use the "MVC" as buzzword . The actual implementation with dumb models (just database), non-active views (= templates) and fat controllers actually matches MVP already.

And functionality-wise controllers often function as presenters anyway, shoveling data from models into views (only in proper MVC the view and model should interact more).

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