I would develop the javascript MVC application to be independent of
the CakePHP application and not try to put the js MVC into the webroot
of the cakePHP app
So it would be easier if you think of your project as two separate
projects.
Hi. Thank you for reply. Is that correct way to do like
On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 3:12 PM, Sathia S sathia2...@gmail.com wrote:
I would develop the javascript MVC application to be independent of
the CakePHP application and not try to put the js MVC into the webroot
of the cakePHP app
So it would be easier if you think of your project as two
Yes, keep your javascriptMVC code in weroot folder and build cakePHP app
using REST webservice (cakephp inbuilt feature) this way you build service
oriented architecture for your project, I have same structure in my project.
On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 6:06 PM, Dr. Tarique Sani
Hi,
I have'nt worked in javascriptmvc with any other server side framework.
Eg. can i attain following task with javascript framework, If a user posted
a post (saved in database), other user (in another system) will be
displayed the post without refreshing the page.
i heard than rails with
I would develop the javascript MVC application to be independent of
the CakePHP application and not try to put the js MVC into the webroot
of the cakePHP app
So it would be easier if you think of your project as two separate projects.
Most jsmvc frameworks just expect URL endpoints to get and
