Today, I am continuing with the features of CakePHP 2.0. We already read about the Lazy loading, CakeRequest and CakeResponse models, CakeEmail and PSR-0 Standard Compliance. In a separate post, we will also try to explore these standards. In today’s post, we … Continue reading →
I wasn’t using CakePHP since past 6-8 months. I was a big fan of the framework but it seemed heavy to me. Among other issues, the most crucial factor was building and loading model associations. The process required time and … Continue reading →
We started the study of PHP magic methods by learning about __get() magic method. All the names of magic methods are reserved and cannot be used for any other purpose. Moreover, all functions starting with double underscore (__) are reserved … Continue reading →
We have started reading how Ext JS 4 revolutionized the UI Development. After an overview of the Ext JS 4 Application Architecture, we went on to reading the Ext JS 4 Class System, starting with Creating and Extending a Class. Among many new … Continue reading →
The PHP 5.4 RC6 was released on 24th Jan 2012. The next release is expected on 2nd Feb 2012. The version is not final and thus, not recommended for production use. However, there are many interesting improvements that are already … Continue reading →
The CSS Box Model refers to the content contained in a padded box having certain border and margin property values. CSS provides two options to add space between the HTML block elements. The two properties for defining the spacing are … Continue reading →
JavaScript recognizes many DOM events. There are many standard JavaScript events that are supported in popular libraries like jQuery. By standard events, we mean the browser events, DOM events and page load events. The most common examples of such events are click and … Continue reading →
Every browser has a default stylesheet that it uses while rendering the content. These styles are useful in setting some kind of look for a plain HTML page. For example, an anchor tag always gets blue font color on most … Continue reading →