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10 CakePHP Tutorials You Should Read

by Wez Pyke on July 15, 2009

cake logo 10 CakePHP Tutorials You Should ReadThere are a number of frameworks available for PHP such as CodeIgnitor, Zend, Symfony, Kohana and many more. In this article you will find tutorials that I have found on the web that will help PHP programmers that are new to the MVC pattern or CakePHP.

CakePHP is an amazing framework if you know how to use it, but the documentation for CakePHP is quite badly written and can cause confusion for new users. Here are a few links to try and make life easier for new and experienced CakePHP users.

  1. Validation with CakePHP
  2. Theming with CakePHP
  3. Getting started quickly with Scriptaculous effects
  4. Drag 'n drop tutorial with the CakePHP 1.2 Ajax helper, Prototype framework and Scriptaculous library
  5. Secure CakePHP via Sessions & Magic (Login / Logout)
  6. CakePHP ACL Tutorial
  7. CakePHP Bake - Baking Models, Controllers and Views the CakePHP 1.2 Way
  8. Cascading Dynamic Meta Tags and Page Titles in CakePHP 1.2
  9. jQuery image upload & crop
  10. Uploader - Plugin
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Lionel July 20, 2009 at 11:52 am

I would love to see more CakePHP tutorials on here.

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