> My only question is, what is the best way to start experimenting with 3.0 if it is missing key pieces (Bake, Form Helper, etc)? Do we use the 2.x pieces in a 3.0 install until everything is added?
-- This might be a bit tricky. For now I would just try make some simple controllers and playing around with the ORM features. We recently added a new Console shell to the app skeleton which makes it easier to play around with queries and other ORM features as well.
-Mark
On Tuesday, 7 January 2014 10:32:10 UTC-5, Matthew Schenker wrote:
On Tuesday, 7 January 2014 10:32:10 UTC-5, Matthew Schenker wrote:
Hi Mark,
This is terrific, exciting, encouraging news!
I have been quietly using CakePHP for a while, and also experimenting with a couple of other frameworks. But CakePHP has always just "felt right" to me. With all the attention on one flashy new framework, I have been looking forward to the time when CakePHP makes a comeback! It sounds like this is the beginning of that time!
I'm predicting that over the next few months CakePHP will make a new rise.
I have spent time reading the new documentation, and I have to say -- this is really impressive. You are doing it right by having such terrific documentation right from the start.
My only question is, what is the best way to start experimenting with 3.0 if it is missing key pieces (Bake, Form Helper, etc)? Do we use the 2.x pieces in a 3.0 install until everything is added?
Thanks for all your great work!
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