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Documentation Book API Videos Reporting Security Issues Privacy Policy Logos & Trademarks Business Solutions Swag Road Trip Team Community Community Get Involved Issues (Github) Bakery Featured Resources Training Meetups My CakePHP CakeFest Newsletter Linkedin YouTube Facebook Twitter Help & Support Forum Stack Overflow IRC Slack Paid Support B CakePHP 4.x Strawberry Cookbook A Language: en pt es ja fr zh tr ru Version: 4.x 4.x Book 3.x Book 2.x Book 1.3 Book 1.2 Book 1.1 Book Nav Table of Contents × Improve This Doc Welcome ¶ CakePHP 4 is a web development framework running on PHP 7.4 (min. PHP 7.2). Read CakePHP at a Glance to get an introduction to the fundamentals of CakePHP. The CakePHP cookbook is an openly developed and community editable documentation project. Notice the pencil icon button fixated against the right wall; it will direct you to the GitHub online editor of the active page, allowing you to contribute any additions, deletions, or corrections to the documentation. Read the Book Anywhere Enjoy the CakePHP cookbook almost anywhere. Available as both a PDF and EPUB, you can now read it on more devices, as well as offline. PDF EPUB Original Source Getting Help ¶ If you’re stuck, there are a number of places you can get help . First Steps ¶ Learning a new framework can be intimidating and exciting at the same time. To help you along, we have created a cookbook packed with examples and recipes to get the common tasks completed. If you are new, you should start off with the Quick Start Guide as it will give you a quick tour of what CakePHP has to offer and how it works. After you’ve finished the Quickstart tutorial, you can brush up on the key elements in a CakePHP application: The CakePHP request cycle The conventions that CakePHP uses. Controllers handle requests and co-ordinate your models and the responses your application creates. Views are the presentation layer in your application. They give you powerful tools to create HTML, JSON and the other outputs your application needs. Models are the key ingredient in any application. They handle validation, and domain logic within your application. ← Contents CakePHP at a Glance → Preface CakePHP at a Glance Quick Start Guide Migration Guides Tutorials & Examples Contributing Getting Started Installation Configuration Application Dependency Injection Routing Request & Response Objects Middleware Controllers Views Database Access & ORM Using CakePHP Caching Console Commands Debugging Deployment Mailer Error & Exception Handling Events System Internationalization & Localization Logging Modelless Forms Pagination Plugins REST Security Sessions Testing Validation Utility Classes App Class Collections Folder & File Hash Http Client Inflector Number Plugin Class Registry Objects Text Date & Time Xml Plugins & Packages Standalone Packages Authentication Authorization Bake Debug Kit Migrations Elasticsearch Phinx Chronos Other Constants & Functions Appendices Follow @CakePHP #IRC Business Solutions Showcase Documentation Book API Videos Reporting Security Issues Privacy Policy Logos & Trademarks Community Get Involved Issues (Github) Bakery Featured Resources Training Meetups My CakePHP CakeFest Newsletter Linkedin YouTube Facebook Twitter Help & Support Forum Stack Overflow IRC Slack Paid Support © Copyright 2021, Cake Software Foundation, Inc. Last updated on Feb 19, 2021. Created using Sphinx 2.4.4....