What is the significance of models in PHP MVC?

What is the significance of models in PHP MVC? I highly recommend including models in your model when you do anything in your controller or factory. MVC allows you to create models for individual activity, get data, or move the model. If you design a system so that the model doesn’t actually alter the data, then MVC means that you would want to include models in your model too, since you already have a model. That’s all well and good, but will people notice the 3 lines of code below the 2 sentences in “The Model Is Nothing For Any Customization or Declared, But Not Ruled Under Rules” what does they mean? This blog post discusses using models in PHP MVC. To me it reminds me of a recent post that suggested using the model in a request instead of the model in a normal controller. See his MVC example below.

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