General Interest
Cake PHP Rocks
I have successfully created a website using Cake within a short period of time. It works great and cake framework simply rocks.
[Read more] What's Up, Docs?
If CakePHP is the best framework out there, why aren't the documentation efforts up to par? Ever wondered how you can help? Find out how.
Check out CakePHP's newest tool: the Cookbook.
[Read more] Check out CakePHP's newest tool: the Cookbook.
Cakephp footnotes (on base of notepad_plus_plus). Part I. Basic solution.
It is very usefull during development if you have ability of navigation dirrectly to source code from explorer page.
I create such solution for my editor Notepad++.
[Read more] I create such solution for my editor Notepad++.
Easy Syntax Highlighting in UltraEdit
UltraEdit was my answer for enabling .thtml syntax highlighting without hassle. Change two lines in the UltraEdit config. file, and .thtml files rely on previous settings for html and PHP highlighting. Sweet!
[Read more] Cake Conventions
This is the Cake Conventions from the old wiki site.
[Read more] Clear the PHP4 warnings when working in eclipsePHP
A series of search-and-replace that you can run on the latest alpha release to clear the majority of EclipsePHP's warnings, without (hopefully!) breaking anything.
[Read more] 10 confusions with their solutions before you start using CakePHP
Most of the new developers are afraid of spending time with new stuff in market. This article will guide you about the confusions and how to overcome them.
[Read more] Turn on syntax highlighting for editing .thtml files in Vim
If you use Vim to edit your Views, here's how to turn on syntax highlighting.
[Read more] introduction to dAuth v0.3
This article introduces dAuth V0.3: the authentication (not authorisation) system with a focus on security, using techniques such as challenge-response, customizable multiple-stage password hashing, brute force (hammering) detection etc.
[Read more] Loading SQL with table prefixes
Your project uses a table prefix because you share a database, or you don’t want to clash table names. Maybe you just like the groupings that prefixes provide. Now what if someone hands you some SQL code that you need to load, but it doesn’t have your prefixes applied? What do you do?
[Read more] Symlinking to svn copies
If you want to keep one install of CakePHP for all your applications, then you may want to use a symlink to make it easier when you want to adjust your index.php.
[Read more] CakePHP vs. Ruby on Rails
Why I chose CakePHP over Ruby on Rails for my websites.
[Read more] Toggling items with javascript
This tutorial explains how you can toggle (expand/collapse) certain items on your webpage using javascript (without the need of new pagerequests)
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