I have found this book to be by far the best. It covers all of the bases and
does what it says on the tin.
Second place goes to "Practical CakePHP Projects".
But you're right - CakePHP books are thin on the ground.
Jeremy Burns
jeremybu...@me.com
On 26 Mar 2010, at 11:44, Alper K. Tunç wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
What about the Beginning CakePHP: From Novice to Professional book by David
Golding?
Did you have any chance to review it?
Alper
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Alper K. Tunç wrote:
> Thank you again Jeremy for the warning.
> There are not many books available about CakePHP and I bor
Thank you again Jeremy for the warning.
There are not many books available about CakePHP and I borrowed this one
from a friend.
I guess I'll stick with the online examples.
Alper
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 12:07 PM, Jeremy Burns wrote:
> Something looks wrong with your implementation; I'd expect to
Something looks wrong with your implementation; I'd expect to see
http://localhost/quickwall/questions/show/1 (assuming you've set this up in the
quickwall folder).
It's a personal thing, but I'm not a fan of that book. Some of the code samples
are wrong and it doesn't stick to conventions (sho
Hi all,
I'm going over the QuickWall example in CakePHP Application
Development book by Ahsanul Bari and Anupom Syam.
In the example, there is a line where the questions are produced:
link($question['Question']['question'].'?',
array('action' => 'show', $question['Question']['id']))); ?>
The stra
