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Hi =)

 

I've been developing lots of mysql-php websites with my own personalized standard. Something like the new MVC widely implemented and populated by RoR these days.

 

I've been reading a lot of Ruby on Rails thinking about migrating my usual development flattform. RoR has plenty of documentation and it does speed you up.

 

Then I came across CakePhp and CodeIgniter. CakePhp seems good, and a really good option in order to implement the MVC model...¡But I can' t find any documentation al all except for the howto in it's web!

 

CodeIgniter seems a little bit smaller than CakePhp. I've read all of it's documentation and seems nice to develop sites with hand made models, the only problem I might see is that the controller has to call the view from the index method. So I haven' t figured out how to implement a general website layout without creating a bunch of identical files.

 

For what I have seen, RoR, CakePhp and CodeIgniter are very powerful tools for developing a Web Site. And the last two would used a lot more if a nice documentation existed.

 

Does anyone know of a good book/howto/tutorial for CakePhp or CodeIgniter?

 

Thanks!

 

Cheers.

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