Well… Some people asked for video tutorials, and I do realise we are living in different times, but my spoken english is not that good. Please have a look at the tutorial and tell me your opinion.
Continue Reading →Now and then and… every time… I see people complaining that the email library of CodeIgniter doesn’t work. Why? Because they are using Gmail in order to send emails. And they are shocked that it doesn’t work. But in order to use Gmail as an email sender from your CodeIgniter, you have to know a […]
Continue Reading →Hello again. I would like to present to you a small project I am working at. It is called Tusker, is made using CodeIgniter 3.x, and it is a simple task management web app. I sure hope you give it a try and tell me about new things to add to it. The Github repository […]
Continue Reading →This question was proposed as a subject by one of this blog’s visitors. It is indeed a good question, especially considering that “CodeIgniter remained way behind other frameworks”. So let’s think a bit about why would we use an “aged framework” when we have great frameworks like… and here the typical example is Laravel.
Continue Reading →I promised myself I won’t do anymore tutorials regarding CodeIgniter until a new version is about to appear, but I can’t help myself. And this subject seems more than appropriate for a new tutorial. Let us start with the beginning. In routes.php (application/config/routes.php), we have a configuration parameter called “translate_uri_dashes“. If we set this parameter […]
Continue Reading →Well… I see a lot of questions regarding SEO friendly URLs, and also regarding the problem with URLs that have trailing slashes which show the same content as the URLs without trailing slashes. Although I really hope that the search engines are smarter than treating those URLs as duplicate content, I feel there is the […]
Continue Reading →Well… Even though I get a lot of thanks for what I’ve wrote so far (and even some correction on some faulty code… I’m only human…), there are still people who don’t know how to handle an edit method. So I thought “why not get back to the basics?”.
Continue Reading →Hmm… I don’t know about you but the two tutorials before this one in the series about migration really scared me with the naming, the controllers, the format of the migration, etc. So why not speed things up? We can do this by using Matches, a CodeIgniter CLI script that helps me speed things up […]
Continue Reading →(created at: July 23, 2015; last update: July 23, 2015) Well… you got here. So I will be assuming that you’ve already followed the first episode of this tutorial (http://avenir.ro/the-migrations-in-codeigniter-or-how-to-have-a-git-for-your-database/) and all went well up until the end. If something went wrong now is the time to tell me (in a comment to to previous […]
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(created at: July 22, 2015; last update: July 29, 2015) Well… this title is a bit misleading, isn’t it? Let’s just start by talking about what is a Git. Git is some sort of history tracker for your code. That is, whenever you modify something in your code, Git keeps a track of how the […]
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