CakePHP
Posted: 2006-07-10 12:35:23

Things are still going great with CakePHP, I'm converting my current code to it and everything seems to go smooth. It really saves you a lot of code and the way of developing (MVC pattern) makes things look a lot more organised.

Of course there are some things you'll have to get used to, but that's natural.

Just to give you some idea, I've currently ported the whole website (within 2 days!!) but I'm still holding back a little. Mostly because I'm still not sure what anti spam methods I'll be using. I'm not too fond of the CAPTCHA stuff anymore, it still seems to work for this site though it's obviously a bad thing for the visually impaired. I've looked at akismet, but that's just way too complicated for this relatively simple website of mine... Winking icon Other options are to only let registered members place comment, put some hidden (by using css) input fields (which a spammer/spambot will actually fill in and thus reveal itself) and we could also just make a user fill in a word which can be read as normal text (not within an image). I'll just have to think about it, so maybe I won't even finish it before I'm leaving for Sicily...

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