Hi, my name is Ian and I program in the Cakephp framework.
“Hi Ian”
I’m a new developer that has been happily <a href=”http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/159″>seduced</a> into doing a project or two in the Cakephp framework.
I’m starting this blog because I feel that the learning curve is still a little bit to high, and despite some very good efforts from the cakephp <a href=”http://bakery.cakephp.org/”>community</a> and <a href=”https://www6.software.ibm.com/developerworks/education/os-php-cake1/”>others</a> to welcome newcomers most of the documentation is either in the form of tutorials, the manual, or message boards.
The tutorials that are out there are great but they can only do so much. The manual is still young and needs more content, and as we all know you can only expect so much out of message boards, sometimes they have exactly what you want, sometimes not.
The theme I get from the manual and the message boards is “if you knew how to use cake this would be easy”. The theme should be “You’re probably very smart, but you’ve got no experience with our way of doing things and you’ve done this your own way many times before, let’s give you the resources you need to start programming more effectively”.
This is my first post, look out for more posts, asking questions, and giving answers on the fundamentals of cakephp.
Thanks,
Ian
Filed under: Learning Cakephp
Hi Ian,
Nice domain, I look forward to some background reading
Regards,
AD7six
PS. why no anonymous/openid comments?
AD7six,
Thanks for commenting I appreciate how much help you give to those who visit #cakephp.
Virante policy requires that I don’t allow anonymous comments.
Now openid commments, that’s a good idea that I’ll look into.
Thanks,
Ian