CodeIgniter Best Practices

Joost Van VeenJun 17, 2013Lessons: 18Length: 2.6 hours

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6.1 Security

Codeigniter comes with some great built-in features to secure your application. In this video, we’ll have a look at how to implement them. Be careful: your application is only as secure as it’s weakest link!

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 01:23

1.1
Introduction
01:23

2.Starting Out
2 lessons, 14:09

2.1
Getting Your Learn On
05:43

2.2
Create A Barebones Setup
08:26

3.Using External Libraries In Codeigniter
3 lessons, 20:41

3.1
Using Third Party Libraries
09:39

3.2
Using Composer
06:01

3.3
Creating The Project Template
05:01

4.Code Structure
2 lessons, 14:41

4.1
Code For The Future
07:37

4.2
Debug Fast And Hard
07:04

5.Extending Codeigniter
3 lessons, 37:59

5.1
Extend The Controllers
14:25

5.2
Thin Controllers Fat Models
10:17

5.3
Some More Controllers
13:17

6.Tweaking Components
5 lessons, 47:14

6.1
Security
13:18

6.2
Working With Sessions
06:19

6.3
Codeigniter Caching
09:36

6.4
Zend_Cache
10:26

6.5
Make It Modular
07:35

7.Codeigniter on the Command Line
1 lesson, 13:01

7.1
Migrations And The Terminal
13:01

8.More Codeigniter Tips and Tricks
1 lesson, 06:46

8.1
General Tips And Tricks
06:46

Joost Van Veen

Hi, I’m Joost van Veen. I am an entrepreneur, passionate web developer, father of three fantastic children and married to the best girl in the world. When I’m not coding away, you can find me playing in a number of bands.

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CodeIgniter Best Practices

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6.1 Security

1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:23

2.Starting Out2 lessons, 14:09

3.Using External Libraries In Codeigniter3 lessons, 20:41

4.Code Structure2 lessons, 14:41

5.Extending Codeigniter3 lessons, 37:59

6.Tweaking Components5 lessons, 47:14

7.Codeigniter on the Command Line1 lesson, 13:01

8.More Codeigniter Tips and Tricks1 lesson, 06:46