CakePHP Tutorials
CakePHP is a PHP rapid development framework, modeled after the concepts of Ruby on Rails, and distributed under the MIT License.
Like Rails, CakePHP makes it easier for the user to interface with the database with Active Records. It also encourages use of the model-view-controller architectural pattern.
- Compatible with PHP4 and PHP5
- Integrated CRUD for database and simplified querying
- Request dispatcher with custom URLs
- Templating (PHP syntax with helper methods)
- View helpers for AJAX, Javascript, HTML forms
- Website directory independent
- Built-in validation
- Access control lists (ACL)
- Application scaffolding
- Data sanitization
- Security, session, and request handling components
- View caching
Here there is some tutorials and how to:
- How Cake works
- Scaffolding a bookmarks manager
- Ajax task list
- Using afterSave for e-mail notification
- Extra-pretty URLs with slugs
- IBM: Cook Up Websites Fast (5 part series)
- IBM: Build A Production Wiki (5 part series)
- Flickr Search Engine
- The CakePHP Framework: Your First Bite
- 21 Things I Learned About CakePHP
- Using Zend framework Components In CakePHP
- An overview of the CakePHP framework
- The Cake Blog Tutorial (Screencast)
- Working on a extension of the blog tutorial
- Blog tutorial Chapter 3 done
- RESTful Web Services With CakePHP
- Adding a Google Map to your App
- Checking for duplicate records (unique record)
- Simple Form Authentication in 1.2.x.x
- Brief Overview of the new EmailComponent
- User Permissions and CakePHP ACL
- How to use Smarty with Cake (SmartyView)
- Installing CakePHP on MacOS X
- (RSS) Feed them Cake
- How to use the official CakePHP test suite
- Working with HABTM associations
- Admin Routing (Screencast)
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