I want to contribute to the project but do not know where to start. I need
to learn me the code (core), but for this, I need to start with simple
things.
Where do I start?
Thanks
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On Wednesday, 9 April 2014 22:32:37 UTC+2, Willian Briotto wrote:
I want to contribute to the project but do not know where to start. I need
to learn me the code (core), but for this, I need to start with simple
things.
Where
Hi guys,
I am having some concerns on the current use of the @deprecated tag in the
docblocks of several Cake 2.x methods.
As the current Controller::disableCache() method states, it is deprecated
(http://api.cakephp.org/2.4/source-class-Controller.html#978-987) but that
is not true. It is
That si correct, the function will not be removed if you stays in 2.x.
Those functions are already removed (most of them) in 3.x.
For each deprecated method theres is a correct way of doing it and you
should use that instead.
On Thursday, April 10, 2014 9:56:46 AM UTC+2, JelmerD wrote:
Hi
Well, it is still a very valid and useful information.
Most devs look ahead - and even if it is totally OK to use in 2.x, a
smart dev wouldn't do that for a new code/project.
Why using deprecated functionality when you know it is going to be removed
in the future. When you know what the new
I've done a lot of searching and reading, but I can't seem to figure out
the best way to handle this. Any advice would be appreciated:
I have a Customer model and a Departure model that have a HABTM
relationship. (Customers can sign up for multiple Departures.) I need to
keep track of the
The CakePHP core team is proud to announce the immediate availability of
CakePHP 2.5.0-RC1[1]. This is the first release candidate for the 2.5.0
branch. The 2.5.0-RC contains bugfixes and a few new features added since
2.5.0-beta was released. When complete, 2.5.0 will replace the 2.4.x
There are a few ways to contribute all are important in my mind.
* Helping people on the mailing list and IRC :)
* Writing blog posts about your experiences and publishing tips/examples of
the solutions you've come up with.
* Writing documentation (https://github.com/cakephp/docs). The
