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I am a cakephp beginner.. to boost learning curve i am looking for open source application which can be downloaded from web.. please suggest me web adressess where i can find the same..
Believe me. Looking at open source is not the best way to start learning. I made that mistake when I started learning CAKEPHP. What you should do is look at books, tutorials, and actually practice with your own code before looking into open source.
any open source is usually code that is written by masters. as a beginner you will get lost and it will you keep you from learning CAKE.
for me the best way is actually THE CAKEPHP MANUAL.
Good luck.
Look at http://croogo.org/ it's an open source cms based on cakephp.
But i would suggest you to do the cakephp blog tutorial: http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/tutorials-and-examples.html
this will help you much more.
For that You have to understand :--
MVC :--
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-view-controller
Then
Get there and do the blog tutorial >> http://book.cakephp.org/view/219/Blog
Read that >> http://book.cakephp.org/view/10/Understanding-Model-View-Controller
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/index.html
For some video tutorial:-
http://tv.cakephp.org/video/andrewperk/2011/01/26/cakephp_blog_tutorial_part_9_-_layouts
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There's a good 2-part series on ASP.NET for PHP Developers on http://net.tutsplus.com which is the opposite of what I'm looking for.
Is anyone familiar with something similar going the other direction, PHP for ASP.NET developers?
I know there is lots of information out there for PHP but I like the format for the article above.
This isn't exactly an answer, but worth noting. I've found that looking at source code for existing projects can be a valuable resource. To that end, try CakePHP, Drupal, or even Wordpress. I'm partial to Cake, myself, so maybe try reading this article which answers the question of WHY, oh why, you'd tinker with existing/working code :)
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I am a great fan of Zend framework and somehow i have modified it in my own way.
I have been using it from around a year but still i lack knowledge of some internal workings.
So i decided to design my own framework to understand inner things.
I just want from you guys to provide resources about it, articles, tutorial or any book.
I want it to be like Zend framework and initially just MVC structure only.
one way that I have found to be very helpful in understanding the inner workings of something like Zend Framework is to use a debugger and step through the code. You can follow it is as it does each thing and really get a good feel for where it goes, what it uses and how it works.
I use the Netbeans IDE and if you have xdebug installed and configured properly you can set some breakpoints, hit debug and follow any aspect of the code as deeply or shallowly as you like. Very, very useful.
Here is a link to doing this.
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I'm looking into freelancing PHP projects on my spare time so I'm revisiting my rusty PHP skills. I believe contributing to an open source project could refresh me quickly. Also, if you have other suggestion please feel free to suggest. Thanks!
Drupal , Kohana or silverstripe
Also check out Laravel - Its a rails like php framework thats been gaining a lot of traction lately.
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Are there any Open Source online IDE's except for Bespin?
If found some online IDE's like; phpanywhere.net, coderun.com, squadedit.com, codepad.org, but non of them are open source.
Bespin isn't working for me, it could be because I'm a Opera user, but even in Firefox I couldn't get it to work properly. And if there is no other alternative; what about creating a new open source project?
First, if I'm supposed to create an open source project; what would be the best place to host it?
Any of these?
- http://github.com/
- http://code.google.com/hosting/
- http://sourceforge.net/
I went with the github solution.
I'm thinking of creating this with php and the JavaScript framework MooTools.
What would be the best way to build the code editing area on?
html textarea-tag
html iframe-tag
creating an own enging like google did with google docs?
Theres also the html5 option, like Bespin did. But the problem there is that its not working. Also another reason for that I don't want to go for Bespin is that its an dead prosject. As far as I know several of the team members that worked at Bespin now work for other companies.
Also, I'm thinking about building it upon the "Operational transformation" as google did. But should I first create that as an separate Open Source prosject? An Operational transformation javascript implementation for MooTools.
You could help yourself with Codemirror, there are already a few examples written.
Kodingen is no more.
It's now Koding and it's miles away from where Kodingen was. Free VM with root. I think that says enough.
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i wonder if there are tutorials/books explaining how you create a library/plugin/module for other to implement?
libraries/frameworks like solr, doctrine, codeigniter etc.
cause it seems that they follow the same pattern. having one "bootstrap" file to load configurations, other classes and so on.
i aim to understand the basics, so i can create a such library.
cause at the moment i want to code an address book that other can use. just include a bootstrap file and they are ready to use my classes (like Doctrine).
recommendations of sources to learn these things of stuff?
you experienced guys, how did you learn it?
thanks.
It depends - if you're not creating anything visual (resp. anything missing presenters/controllers), it shouldn't be problematic. Just put it into libs/components etc. directories.
If you're creating for example universal administration where presenters/controllers are present, which is placed in proper module folder (every framework has this feature): I wouldn't worry about shipping it so. But you may consider packing it such as whole project.
If you're looking for basic MVC tutorials, check out http://www.phpro.org/tutorials/Model-View-Controller-MVC.html.