You are only scratching the surface of what I need, leo... My entire app DEPENDS on the outside data it recieves, so if I can't find an efficent way to get that into the system to be processed, and results returned, as quickly, preferably faster then I presently can do, then there is no point in me using it... I don't want to have to run a custom framework along side CakePHP... I will either run a variant of my in-house Shield system, which was built upon the aforementioned libraries, with specialized classes for sanitizing incoming and outgoing data, so nothing is ever entered into either the filesystem, or database / logic side that isn't cleaned first, even if it is comming from the DB / Filesystem, or I will use Cake... But not both... Running both is just stupid, as it would be incredibly redundant... Long story short I am in the process of developing a platform system that will facilitate data to be aggrated from a number of sources (four different websites), and a number of specialized "servers" and "clients" deployed across a semi-private intranet grid... The system has to support this arrangement with a fairly high throughput, and be able to maintain it... Maximum user load, should everyone possible take advantage of the system numbers well into the millons, and given that each user can utilize as many clients and servers as they desire once they are a member of the system, it has to be able to take a beating and mirror the functions of other systems I have deployed for other businesses... The only reason I am willing to listen to my friend's suggestion to use Cake is that this deployment is a personal project, not a commercial one at the moment, so I have room to play with...
On Jun 3, 4:21 am, leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 1> Can anyone suggest some good tutorial / reference sites for > > CakePHP? I am one who learns better when I have a tutorial or actual > > code I can rummage around with and play with on my local and remote > > servers to actually see things in action more so then just reading > > them... > > While the Cake tutorial in the manual may seem trivial, it is a superb > starting point as it creates an application you can add to. And it is > a useful application. > > For example, once you have built the basic blog, you can go on to add > RSS (bakery component available), social > bookmarks:http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/social-bookmarklet-helper, > photos uploader, inline wysiwyg editors....the list is endless. > > With each enhancement you'll learn something new about Cake and begin > to realize that if you can already do it in PHP, then you can do it > better and more reuseably (therefore _much_ more quickly next time > round) in Cake. As for authorization, I think you'll find Cake > Authorization does everything you want. > > I have used these things and more in several projects now, in the > space of four months, e.g.http://www.univerd.com- it's in Catalan & > Spanish (switchable) and incorporates two blogs (one geoblog, one > normal), social bookmarks, RSS, mailing list, static pages, a complete > CMS backend with authorization and so on... > > Just do it! --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "CakePHP" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
