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Why we use CakePHP
When I first started working at Code Greene, I was building my PHP applications and sites the “old fashioned” way, with nothing more than a collection of common functions and a single MySQL class that...
View Article“What does that do?”– Cake functions I’ve found
In this episode of “What does that do?” we’re going to look at a few helpers and methods of (probably) well known classes that may or may not be that well known, as well as enlighten you to a few...
View ArticleWhirly Bin
We recently launched a small ecommerce site for Whirly Bin. They sell all sorts of stationary. They needed a super simple shopping cart. Instead of hooking in our custom cart in CakePHP we hooked it up...
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Sharpening the Blades: Document Ready, Admins and Automagic in CakePHP
This edition of Sharpening the Blades features articles about creating admin sections with CakePHP, how $(document).ready( ) can slow down your site, and the wonderful things CakePHP can do...
View ArticleSharpening the Blades: Useful Tweets
Below are some tweets that I have seen recently that I have found to be helpful. Smashing Magazine – HTML5/CSS3 Cheatsheet – http://bit.ly/aj0yfA Ben Ludman – URL shorteners and CakePHP – Snook.ca...
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