Re: should I know php in order to learn cakePHP

2010-06-14 Thread Zaky Katalan-Ezra
You don't have to know PHP in order to start *producing* applications in
CakePHP.
I will not recommend this to a programming newbie but a skilled programmer
in any language will do the transition with ease.
I am doing it my self, I am working with c# .net for the last ten years and
I find the transition enjoyable.
You better have some kind of knowledge in OOP, and understanding MVC
pattern.
while paying around you learn php on a need to know basis which take you
long time to learn php but its more easy to learn this way.


On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 12:46 AM, Chris Hanson
phpcoder2...@googlemail.comwrote:

 ye i would probably learn the basics and do some playing around with
 PHP before jumping into a frameworkbut thats just my opinion. :D
 welcome to CakePHP :D

 On 13 June 2010 20:04, Jahongir Abdurahmonov abdurahmo...@gmail.com
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  Should I first learn PHP and then CakePHP?
 
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Re: should I know php in order to learn cakePHP

2010-06-14 Thread calvin
That's reasonable. It takes a while to get your head around the
thought paradigms that a lot of veteran programmers take for granted;
but it will come to you eventually.

Personally, I started programming with BASIC, then VB, then JavaScript/
Perl/MySQL, then PHP, and I didn't start using Cake (or any other type
of MVC framework) until about 2 years ago. So I was already pretty
experienced in web development and PHP by the time I picked up Cake,
but I think there's a huge advantage to learning Cake or a similar MVC
framework early on. It teaches a lot of good programming practices
that you will benefit from regardless of what language or framework
you're using. In contrast, because my programming knowledge is mostly
self-taught, and I'd always stubbornly preferred to roll-my-own in
the past instead of picking up a framework, I have picked up a lot of
bad habits that Cake has forced me to gradually unlearn over the past
2 years.

So in that sense, even though learning Cake as a PHP newbie is much
more challenging, the benefits still outweigh the costs. It may even
be easier to learn how to program following Cake conventions and using
an MVC design pattern when you don't have years of bad programming
habits to unlearn. This is especially true if you're going the self-
taught route rather than taking formal classes. Of course it's always
better to have formal training, but learning Cake alongside PHP is
infinitely better than learning just PHP by copying-and-pasting random
scripts found on the web (you can still do that with Cake of course,
but there's much less of a need to).

On Jun 13, 5:56 pm, huoxito huox...@gmail.com wrote:
 I've been working with PHP for about 6 months and only recently
 started studying cakephp. It's been interesting but not even close to
 easy for me. Maybe because PHP is my first experience with programming
 languages and i had no experience with OOP before start taking
 cakephp.

 On 13 jun, 20:16, Tomasz Brymora tomekpi...@gmail.com wrote:

  If you plan on sticking with Cake (or any other framework for that
  matter) you won't be able to help but pick up on php. You can pick up on
  both at the same time and cake will make a lot more sense then as well.
  It will make life a lot easier.

  On 06/13/2010 05:46 PM, Chris Hanson wrote:

   ye i would probably learn the basics and do some playing around with
   PHP before jumping into a frameworkbut thats just my opinion. :D
   welcome to CakePHP :D

   On 13 June 2010 20:04, Jahongir Abdurahmonovabdurahmo...@gmail.com  
   wrote:

   I wonder if one should know PHP in order to learn and use CakePHP?
   Should I first learn PHP and then CakePHP?

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should I know php in order to learn cakePHP

2010-06-13 Thread Jahongir Abdurahmonov
I wonder if one should know PHP in order to learn and use CakePHP?
Should I first learn PHP and then CakePHP?

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Re: should I know php in order to learn cakePHP

2010-06-13 Thread Chris Hanson
ye i would probably learn the basics and do some playing around with
PHP before jumping into a frameworkbut thats just my opinion. :D
welcome to CakePHP :D

On 13 June 2010 20:04, Jahongir Abdurahmonov abdurahmo...@gmail.com wrote:
 I wonder if one should know PHP in order to learn and use CakePHP?
 Should I first learn PHP and then CakePHP?

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Re: should I know php in order to learn cakePHP

2010-06-13 Thread Tomasz Brymora
If you plan on sticking with Cake (or any other framework for that 
matter) you won't be able to help but pick up on php. You can pick up on 
both at the same time and cake will make a lot more sense then as well. 
It will make life a lot easier.


On 06/13/2010 05:46 PM, Chris Hanson wrote:

ye i would probably learn the basics and do some playing around with
PHP before jumping into a frameworkbut thats just my opinion. :D
welcome to CakePHP :D

On 13 June 2010 20:04, Jahongir Abdurahmonovabdurahmo...@gmail.com  wrote:
   

I wonder if one should know PHP in order to learn and use CakePHP?
Should I first learn PHP and then CakePHP?

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Re: should I know php in order to learn cakePHP

2010-06-13 Thread huoxito
I've been working with PHP for about 6 months and only recently
started studying cakephp. It's been interesting but not even close to
easy for me. Maybe because PHP is my first experience with programming
languages and i had no experience with OOP before start taking
cakephp.


On 13 jun, 20:16, Tomasz Brymora tomekpi...@gmail.com wrote:
 If you plan on sticking with Cake (or any other framework for that
 matter) you won't be able to help but pick up on php. You can pick up on
 both at the same time and cake will make a lot more sense then as well.
 It will make life a lot easier.

 On 06/13/2010 05:46 PM, Chris Hanson wrote:

  ye i would probably learn the basics and do some playing around with
  PHP before jumping into a frameworkbut thats just my opinion. :D
  welcome to CakePHP :D

  On 13 June 2010 20:04, Jahongir Abdurahmonovabdurahmo...@gmail.com  wrote:

  I wonder if one should know PHP in order to learn and use CakePHP?
  Should I first learn PHP and then CakePHP?

  Check out the new CakePHP Questions sitehttp://cakeqs.organd help others 
  with their CakePHP related questions.

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