Dear friends/bakers,

Since I discovered CakePHP a week ago, I've been scanning the web
thoroughly for articles and tutorials related to either the CakePHP
framework or MVC thinking in general.

I've come across a few good one's, which I gladly share:

http://www.slash7.com/articles/2005/2/22/mvc-the-most-vexing-conundrum
http://www.thinkingphp.org/2006/10/26/modeling-relationships-in-cakephp-faking-rails-throughassociation/
http://cake-php.blogspot.com/2006/09/21-things-you-must-know-about-cakephp.html


... but I still miss one with the proposed title:

"Building a website using CakePHP"

The tutorial I seek for (which might exist?) should focus on:

-> Helping "old-school" PHP web developers migrate to the CakePHP
framework
-> Explain how a website could/should be structured using CakePHP
i.e. Elements, requestAction, renders, views, layouts and so on ....

.... and if there are contradictory theories:

-> Explain the pros and cons of each
-> Tips & tricks in web developing with CakePHP, i.e. how to speed up
work using bake.php etc.

Of course, I am well aware that there is'nt a "single, divinely gifted,
website example" but I still think many would benefit from an example
that is'nt limited to just a blog etc.

I picture a website with some static content, some dynamic. With the
old-school include() replaced with something elegant and structured.
Header, menu, dynamic content, different layouts, database relations,
sub-pages, re-usable elements, footer and so on!

I would be glad if you made contributions to my idea about the tutorial
in this thread or, even better, recorded/wrote one!

thank you


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