naming conventions (both outlined in CakePHP Conventions), you’ll be able to take advantage of a lot of free functionality and avoid configuration. CakePHP is flexible enough to accommodate even the worst legacy CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run: by following convention, you get free functionality, and you free yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. Convention also makes store user data in a tree structure, you can specify your User model as behaving like a tree, and gain free functionality for removing, adding, and shifting nodes in your underlying tree structure. Models

time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run. By following conventions, you get free functionality, and you liberate yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. nice to have a way to categorize our content. We’ll use tags and tagging to allow users to create free-form categories and labels for their content. Again, we’ll use bake to quickly generate some skeleton Contributing to the documentation is simple. The files are hosted on https://github.com/cakephp/docs. Feel free to fork the repo, add your changes/improvements/translations and give back by issuing a pull request

time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run. By following conventions, you get free functionality, and you liberate yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. nice to have a way to categorize our content. We’ll use tags and tagging to allow users to create free-form categories and labels for their content. Again, we’ll use bake to quickly generate some skeleton Contributing to the documentation is simple. The files are hosted on https://github.com/cakephp/docs. Feel free to fork the repo, add your changes/improvements/translations and give back by issuing a pull request

naming conventions (both outlined in CakePHP Conventions), you’ll be able to take advantage of a lot of free functionality and avoid configuration. CakePHP is flexible enough to accommodate even the worst legacy CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run: by following convention, you get free functionality, and you free yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. Convention also makes store user data in a tree structure, you can specify your User model as behaving like a tree, and gain free functionality for removing, adding, and shifting nodes in your underlying tree structure. Models

time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run. By following conventions, you get free functionality, and you liberate yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. nice to have a way to categorize our content. We’ll use tags and tagging to allow users to create free-form categories and labels for their content. Again, we’ll use bake to quickly generate some skeleton skeleton in the directory that you wish to use it with. For this example we will be using “blog” but feel free to change it to something else.: php composer.phar create-project --prefer-dist cakephp/app:4.* blog

time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run. By following conventions, you get free functionality, and you liberate yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. nice to have a way to categorize our content. We’ll use tags and tagging to allow users to create free-form categories and labels for their content. Again, we’ll use bake to quickly generate some skeleton skeleton in the directory that you wish to use it with. For this example we will be using “blog” but feel free to change it to something else.: php composer.phar create-project --prefer-dist cakephp/app:4.* blog

time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run. By following conventions, you get free functionality, and you liberate yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. nice to have a way to categorize our content. We’ll use tags and tagging to allow users to create free-form categories and labels for their content. Again, we’ll use bake to quickly generate some skeleton skeleton in the directory that you wish to use it with. For this example we will be using “blog” but feel free to change it to something else.: php composer.phar create-project --prefer-dist cakephp/app:"^3.10"

time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run. By following conventions, you get free functionality, and you liberate yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. nice to have a way to categorize our content. We’ll use tags and tagging to allow users to create free-form categories and labels for their content. Again, we’ll use bake to quickly generate some skeleton skeleton in the directory that you wish to use it with. For this example we will be using “blog” but feel free to change it to something else.: php composer.phar create-project --prefer-dist cakephp/app:"^3.10"