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Should i use the MVC way or not

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I was wondering is it best to use MVC for coding projects im tired of messy coding even though it works but its alot harder to manage things, so would this be the best pattern to go with? ive already started a simple MVC framework and im really liking the way things are organized alot better

I would recommend MVC for anything that requires a bit of structure. As for making/using your own...while it has its advantages, you'll find it far more useful to pick up and use another more robust framework (and if you're looking for work, can expand into projects requiring knowledge of that framework)

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I would recommend MVC for anything that requires a bit of structure. As for making/using your own...while it has its advantages, you'll find it far more useful to pick up and use another more robust framework (and if you're looking for work, can expand into projects requiring knowledge of that framework)

 

well reason im building my own is to grasp how an MVC framework works better, been awhile since ive used anything MVC so i just wanted to get back into it by building a simple one, ill probally eventually be moving onto something like codeignighter though

I would recommend looking at Doctrine or Symfony to get a grasp of the various layers.

I can upload a half arsed MVC framework/project if you want? It works but its bare minimal stuff.

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