In the first part of this series, we took a look at the basics of the FuelPHP framework. In this second-part, we’ll be stepping it up a gear and move onto some more advanced topics! We’ll be creating an admin panel for our application, cover the common uses of the ORM and use the Authentication package to restrict access.
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This two-part tutorial will get you up and running with the Fuel PHP framework. We’ll start with the basics, and then move onto some more advanced topics in part two! Let’s get started.
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I was recently asked about how to use Compass in an existing CodeIgniter project. It seems that the emailer was under the impression that Compass was made for Ruby and Rails. But that’s not the case at all!
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I’m often asked about how to create an extremely simple MVC boilerplate for small projects which don’t require a massive framework, like CodeIgniter or CakePHP. We’ll build a solution in ten minutes or so.
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In this episode of CodeIgniter from Scratch, we will implement search features, and display the results pages without the use of query strings. You can use these methods to keep your URL’s clean, and continue using the uri segments convention of the CodeIgniter framework.
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CodeIgniter is a simple and lightweight PHP framework used to create powerful web applications. Today, we are going to do something nifty: we’ll combine user names and subdomains to make for a more cohesive user experience.
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If you’ve been using CodeIgniter or another MVC framework for any length of time, you’ve probably started to realize the advantage of abstracting data and logic from presentation. But efficiency is not without its drawbacks, and, in the case of CodeIgniter, one of these drawbacks is the need to constantly bounce variables out of your controllers so that they are available within your views.
In this tutorial, I’ll show you a really cool way to eliminate this hassle. Become a Premium member to gain access to this tutorial, as well as hundreds of other tutorial, screencasts, and freebies from the Tuts+ network.
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This Premium video, and companion article will teach you how to create a simple, yet powerful library to handle layouts in the popular CodeIgniter framework. The library you’ll create will allow you to maximize your efficiency, save time and code, modularize your views and even your Javascript and CSS files.
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In this 15th episode of the series, we are going to learn about three subjects: Profiling, Benchmarking and Hooks. You can use these tools to analyze your CodeIgniter applications performance, and figure out what part of the code you need to optimize. We are also going to make even further improvements to the Profiler library to suit our needs.
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In this fourteenth episode of the series, our subject is ‘Security.’ We will go over topics such as: password encryption, message encoding/decoding, XSS filtering, output filtering, sql injection, session security, private controller methods and more.
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