- Overview
- Transcript
2.4 Migrations
Migrations are a way to version your database schema, which comes in very handy as soon as you start to work with more than one developer or use development and production environments. This episode will show how you can build migrations, use the command line to make “magic-migrations” and a demonstration of traversing up and down the migration history.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 08:14
1 lesson, 08:14
1.1Hello World08:14
1.1
Hello World
08:14
2.FuelPHP11 lessons, 2:09:42
11 lessons, 2:09:42
2.1Code Generation12:21
2.1
Code Generation
12:21
2.2Using the ORM09:48
2.2
Using the ORM
09:48
2.3ORM Relationships09:48
2.3
ORM Relationships
09:48
2.4Migrations10:13
2.4
Migrations
10:13
2.5Authentication10:17
2.5
Authentication
10:17
2.6Layouts and Templates12:56
2.6
Layouts and Templates
12:56
2.7Routing12:55
2.7
Routing
12:55
2.8Forms and Emails14:25
2.8
Forms and Emails
14:25
2.9Validation09:01
2.9
Validation
09:01
2.10Using Mustache10:30
2.10
Using Mustache
10:30
2.11AJAX17:28
2.11
AJAX
17:28
3.Finishing Up2 lessons, 23:00
2 lessons, 23:00
3.1Social Integration12:49
3.1
Social Integration
12:49
3.2Console & Tasks10:11
3.2
Console & Tasks
10:11
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.