Cakephp

A simple question prompted me to sit down and write this follow up to my article from about a year ago.

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Ah, after a few lengthy days of work, we have arrived at the conclusion of our development efforts.

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Finally we are at the point where some interesting things are about to happen.

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Taking a look back at where I have left off, it’s time to start working on the interactive part of our application. It should come as no surprise that most of the actions taken in the app…

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In part 1 and part 2 of these mini-series, I went over the basics of installation of CakePHP 3, as well as setting up the initial database and table for…

Debug Kit, one of the most awesome plugins for CakePHP, is now installed by default with the cake core.

However, I recently setup a brand new Cake 3 app, and DebugKit was nowhere to be seen in my app.

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Now that we have cake installed, and our fresh application is up and running, it’s time to setup some things and prepare for development.

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With the recent announcement of CakePHP 3 (beta 2) being released… it is really tempting to see where we are today.
And oh boy… how things have changed.

I’ve realized that my old post about jQuery auto-complete and cake is still pretty popular, but hopelessly outdated.