CodeIgniter

by krike in General / Reviews on 07 Mar 2010

Unfortunatly our clients always wants us to make the best application possible in a very limited deadline, it is then very hard to meet the deadlines if you need start from zero. Fortunatly some have come up with frameworks to help developers like us to code our applications much faster while guaranteeing the best quality [...]

Unfortunatly our clients always wants us to make the best application possible in a very limited deadline, it is then very hard to meet the deadlines if you need start from zero. Fortunatly some have come up with frameworks to help developers like us to code our applications much faster while guaranteeing the best quality for the application

What is a framework?

If you are new to the term framework, it is nothing more or less then a library of code and functionalities that will help speed up the development of your application for your clients. Most php frameworks are also based on the, popular an high demanded, MVC structure. MVC stands for Model, View and Controller. The purpose of this structure is to isolate “domain logic” (the application logic for the user) from input and presentation (GUI), permitting independent development, testing and maintenance of each.

CodeIgniter

While there are a lot of php frameworks like the ZEND (most used in development companies), cakephp,… I would like to introduce you to one specific called CodeIgniter. Why did I choose for this framework? well for the simple reason that it is very easy to use, very straightforward and comes with an awesome community which will help you should you ever have problems or questions.

Even though CodeIgniter has some basic video tutorials to get you started I really recommend the CodeIgniter from scratch tutorial serie by Jeffrey Way and Burak Guzel. So obviously here comes the list of the video tutorial serie. A tutorial serie I really recommend to everyone!

Should you have found other interesting tutorials regarding CodeIgniter be so kind to share it with us in the comments!

enjoy!

Author:

Christophe (aka krike) is a Web designer & developer living in Belgium. He spends most of his time working with Wordpress, CodeIgniter & Photoshop but also helping beginners take their first step in the development world.

5 Comments

  1. krike on 12 Nov 2010

    @cinas yep I’m really love codeigniter, great for beginners

  2. Earli on 27 Feb 2011

    Hi, i am new to codeigniter :D thanks for the tuorial

  3. krike on 27 Feb 2011

    @Earli you are welcome :)

  4. Daniel on 17 Nov 2011

    Hi guys, i allways do all my programing in php by myself, so all is homemade:-)
    I found this 10 parts tutorial, and i will watch all parts to see how tu use cms.
    Thanks to all for the great work you all done!
    greets from germny

  5. krike on 22 Dec 2011

    @Daniel: you are welcome

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