Comments on: 4 Best CakePHP Behaviors http://daverupert.com/2008/12/4-best-cakephp-behaviors/ I'm the lead developer at Paravel. This blog mostly deals with web development. Thu, 10 May 2012 12:31:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: davatron5000 http://daverupert.com/2008/12/4-best-cakephp-behaviors/#comment-4056 davatron5000 Mon, 12 Mar 2012 19:06:32 +0000 http://teampvel.paraveldesign.com/?p=247#comment-4056 Hi Bary, This post was written in 2008, before Cake 1.2 wasn't even finalized yet. So it's quite out of date. You should write a post on your own blog about the best CakePHP behaviors that are available. I'd be curious what's changed for the better in the last 3+ years or so. Hi Bary,
This post was written in 2008, before Cake 1.2 wasn’t even finalized yet. So it’s quite out of date. You should write a post on your own blog about the best CakePHP behaviors that are available. I’d be curious what’s changed for the better in the last 3+ years or so.

]]> By: Bary http://daverupert.com/2008/12/4-best-cakephp-behaviors/#comment-4055 Bary Sun, 11 Mar 2012 08:17:02 +0000 http://teampvel.paraveldesign.com/?p=247#comment-4055 First off, this is a very poor list. If you are critiquing excellent behaviors for this framework - they should be community ones, not packaged ones (Tree/Containable). Secondly, MeioUpload is a very weak behavior. I question your knowledge to include this one. Finally, why did you include sluggable? Use the Inflector class. First off, this is a very poor list. If you are critiquing excellent behaviors for this framework – they should be community ones, not packaged ones (Tree/Containable).

Secondly, MeioUpload is a very weak behavior. I question your knowledge to include this one.

Finally, why did you include sluggable? Use the Inflector class.

]]> By: Shaun McCormick http://daverupert.com/2008/12/4-best-cakephp-behaviors/#comment-80 Shaun McCormick Sat, 20 Mar 2010 04:35:24 +0000 http://teampvel.paraveldesign.com/?p=247#comment-80 If you like trees - you might want to look into what are called "closure tables" and "naive trees". They allow you to grab all the children in any branch of a tree - in one query. Makes loading trees absurdly fast. If you like trees – you might want to look into what are called “closure tables” and “naive trees”. They allow you to grab all the children in any branch of a tree – in one query. Makes loading trees absurdly fast.

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