Philip SturgeonJul 4, 2012Lessons: 14Length: 2.7 hours

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3.2 Console & Tasks

FuelPHP is a web framework that works pretty well off the web. Using the Console for Interactive Debugging you can play with code without needing to build test controllers – which is a laborious waste of time. Tasks can be built to run CRON jobs and facilitate quick-and-easy data input, or even communication from other command line stuff. Got a Java executable wants to talk to FuelPHP? Go for it.

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 08:14

1.1
Hello World
08:14

2.FuelPHP
11 lessons, 2:09:42

2.1
Code Generation
12:21

2.2
Using the ORM
09:48

2.3
ORM Relationships
09:48

2.4
Migrations
10:13

2.5
Authentication
10:17

2.6
Layouts and Templates
12:56

2.7
Routing
12:55

2.8
Forms and Emails
14:25

2.9
Validation
09:01

2.10
Using Mustache
10:30

2.11
AJAX
17:28

3.Finishing Up
2 lessons, 23:00

3.1
Social Integration
12:49

3.2
Console & Tasks
10:11

Philip Sturgeon

Phil has spent the last 9 years developing websites with a bunch of languages and frameworks such as PHP, Ruby on Rails and Codeigniter to name but a few. Now helping out with Fuel, he is the founder of PyroCMS, TravlrApp, lead developer of PancakeApp and a CodeIgniter Reactor Engineer.

FuelPHP Essentials

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3.2 Console & Tasks

1.Introduction1 lesson, 08:14

2.FuelPHP11 lessons, 2:09:42

3.Finishing Up2 lessons, 23:00

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 08:14

2.FuelPHP
11 lessons, 2:09:42

3.Finishing Up
2 lessons, 23:00