Cook Up Websites Fast... Pt. 2
Thanks to the cakebaker, I noticed that the second part in IBM's DeveloperWorks series on CakePHP has been released, covering Scaffolding, the Bake script, and Cake's mind-bogglingly-lacking-in-documentation ACL lists:
"This tutorial shows you how to jumpstart your CakePHP application using scaffolding and Bake. You will also learn the ins and outs of using CakePHP's Access Control Lists (ACLs). You'll get a look at what scaffolding is and what it provides. Then you'll learn how to use Bake to generate the code for a scaffold, letting you tweak it as you go. Finally, you will learn about ACLs: what they are, how to create them, and how to use them in your application. This tutorial builds on the online product application Tor created in Part 1."
These articles do require registration to view, but the signup process was painless, and I haven't seen anything remotely spam-ish come as a result.
"This tutorial shows you how to jumpstart your CakePHP application using scaffolding and Bake. You will also learn the ins and outs of using CakePHP's Access Control Lists (ACLs). You'll get a look at what scaffolding is and what it provides. Then you'll learn how to use Bake to generate the code for a scaffold, letting you tweak it as you go. Finally, you will learn about ACLs: what they are, how to create them, and how to use them in your application. This tutorial builds on the online product application Tor created in Part 1."
These articles do require registration to view, but the signup process was painless, and I haven't seen anything remotely spam-ish come as a result.
- Cook up websites fast with CakePHP, part 2 (CakeBaker's Post)
- Cook up Web sites fast with CakePHP, Part 2: Bake bigger and better with CakePHP (developerWorks article, part 2)
- Cook up Web sites fast with CakePHP, Part 1: Adding related information and services (developerWorks article, part 1)
