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Suggestion for Good Startup in CodeIgniter - RobinHoodRai - 02-18-2016
I just completed my PHP Development Training and in there learned few things about CodeIgniter. So, i searched and go through different videos and pages about CodeIgniter. Few weeks after i learned some points and tried some simple projects on my own. But still i found i haven't got good vibe to startup to code professionally. So, please help me by suggesting some good points and tips for better startup to catch up for good coding in CodeIgniter.
RE: Suggestion for Good Startup in CodeIgniter - InsiteFX - 02-18-2016
Start with something small, then build on it.
The CodeIgniter User Guide is a good starting place for the tutorials.
RE: Suggestion for Good Startup in CodeIgniter - freddy - 02-18-2016
(02-18-2016, 10:23 AM)InsiteFX Wrote: Start with something small, then build on it.
The CodeIgniter User Guide is a good starting place for the tutorials.
i'm no tottally agree for new bie user guide hard to learn lah
RE: Suggestion for Good Startup in CodeIgniter - skunkbad - 02-18-2016
The more you use it, the more you will be comfortable, so just pick a website and try to copy some of the functionality. Think about it, and you will see that many websites have common features, so make them:
- User registration and/or account creation
- User management by administrator.
- User self management of profile/account.
- User login and logout
- Contact page with contact form
- Email queue and history log
Once you have this done, you can use it as a base for many websites. It is very common to need to know how to process credit card transactions for purchases, so you might try such a thing using a payment gateway you are familiar with.
RE: Suggestion for Good Startup in CodeIgniter - solidcodes - 02-19-2016
Just practice it everyday.
And read the documentation.
And write baby projects as mentioned by skunkbad.