The CakePHP Framework: Your First Bite [PHP & MySQL Tutorials]
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Saved by 14 people (5 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-07-19
- Monkeyattack on 2008-05-03 - Tags php , tutorials , tutorial , programming , framework , coding , mvc , cakephp
- Gregglory on 2008-03-26 - Tags _PHP
- Chuckreynolds on 2007-09-21 - Tags cake php - resources
- Oneeye on 2007-04-25 - Tags cakephp , webdev
- Marksvirtualdesk on 2007-02-17 - Tags cake , cakephp , framework , programming , development , webdev
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Ruby on Rails has definitely played a key role in inspiring the quest for the perfect web framework in programming languages other than Ruby. Thanks to the Rails phenomenon, more frameworks have appeared on the scene, offering functionality that's very similar to Ruby on Rails. These frameworks are often labeled Rails Clones
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Some of the frameworks' developers have openly admitted that they tried to port Rails to other languages, but often they overlook the fact that Ruby on Rails was built in Ruby for a reason: Ruby has features that no other programming language offers. At the same time, at least one person gave up on the idea of totally cloning Rails in PHP, but instead, decided to borrow its structure and basic concepts to make PHP more organized:
While it's difficult to copy Rails in PHP, it's quite possible to write an equivalent system. I like the terseness of Ruby code, but I need the structure that Rails provides, how it makes me organize my code into something sustainable. That's why I'm ripping off Rails in Cake.
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