A little bit of reading, please, before you ask. :)
You could have learned what 'bake' was by reading the CakePhp book.
Do yourself a favor and do the blog tutorial. ->
http://book.cakephp.org/view/219/Blog
On Oct 28, 9:58 am, "www.landed.at" wrote:
> I thought at first bake was just a fancy nam
You should read the docs more my friend, and besides, "bake" is a
catchy verb for CakePHP!
Here the documentation link (aka "The Cookbook")
http://book.cakephp.org/view/113/Code-Generation-with-Bake
On Oct 28, 4:58 pm, "www.landed.at" wrote:
> I thought at first bake was just a fancy name for
Well let's ask the question how do you mAke a cake.
On 10/28/09, www.landed.at wrote:
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> I thought at first bake was just a fancy name for serve, its not a
> great idea to introduce new terms if they are not required in a
> framework. Maybe there is a great reason...
> >
>
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