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CodeIgniter

Simon Angling by Simon Angling
January 2, 2007 - Updated on February 5, 2020
in Web Development

It’s been a while since I’ve posted but wanted to let you know about a newish framework that I have come across and so far seems very promising.

There’s been a lot of excitement about frameworks recently following on from the success of Ruby on Rails. Having played with Rails a little I decided I wanted to explore some of the frameworks for PHP rather than learning a completely new language.

Some of these frameworks, such as CakePHP and Symfony, are getting a lot of good write ups but when I tried then out I personally found them over complicated and difficult to get working.

A few days ago I came across Code Igniter and much of my New Years Day was spent working through the excellent documentation and the tutorial videos. This framework seems very lightweight compared with the others I’ve tried and installed easily on my testing server.

One thing that I like to have when I’m trying something new like this is a paper based manual that I can scribble note on – as this wasn’t available I have made a quick PDF of the documentation. It’s not perfect but it will do for now. You can download it here if anyone else would like to use it.

Code Igniter User Guide v1.5.1 pdf

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Comments 2

  1. Derek Allard says:
    19 years ago

    Code Igniter completely renewed my love of programming, and I’m glad to hear it has for others as well. There is a pretty great community going around CI as well in their forums.

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