Re: Is the Bakery Fresh?

The bakery was in the process of being converted to a blog people could contribute to by submitting the articles via github. This project stalled because we need some work on on the CSS side. Maybe you are willing to help? :D

On Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at 12:02:26 PM UTC+1, Harold Putman wrote:

It seems like with the release of Cake 3.0 there is a need for "how to" documents, but the content in the Bakery seems a little "stale". It would be nice to have a community-curated place for technical notes covering things like "How do I use bower with CakePHP", "how do virtual fields work in the new ORM", and "is there a datepicker that is easy to use with Cake?"

These are all things I have figured out on my own as I've started my first Cake 3 project, and I'd be happy to share what I know. But I am no expert, so I'd love to get feedback from others who have tried the same things. The Bakery seems like the right place, but there is no place I found to submit articles, and the newest articles were added in Dec of 2014. There's a login, but no place to register.

Are there plans to reopen the Bakery, or is there some other place to contribute how-to articles. This is not listed among the options given in http://community.cakephp.org/get-involved. My vote would be for a GitHub repo where you could submit new articles as a PR. That way when you read a published article you know it has been reviewed, rather than having to look through blog comments to see what others think.

 

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