Website programmers need the ability to test their products on their local computers. Testing them on a live website, even if hidden behind the best authentication, can quite often become time-consuming. Even just a five second file transfer here and there can add up to lost minutes and hours. Thankfully, it is extremely easy to [...]
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In MySQL Data Structure for your CakePHP Website – Building Associations, we discussed the basics of building associations and the differences between belongsTo, hasOne, hasMany, and hasAndBelongsToMany model associations. This basic setup in our models could not have been done easily without setting up our databases correctly which we discussed in MySQL Data Structure [...]
In the first part of MySQL Data Structure for your Website, I wrote a nice simple intro on how you can save data storage and bandwidth by properly setting up your application’s database. We’re going to continue in more depth but also focus on gathering all of the requirements we need. Since CakePHP loves to [...]
What better way to start off a new blog than pretend I’m building a website from the ground up. Of course, the first mistake many people will make when building a website is concentrating on the graphic design or the layout. It is not where the focus should lie. That is where the [...]
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