I've had the pleasure of being a guest writer at a fantastic site called phpmaster.com. This site is a subsidiary site to one of the most popular technology blogging sites sitepoint.com.
The first article I wrote is an excellent extension of the various CakePHP articles I've written about in the past. It discusses a variety of ways to improve the speed of CakePHP applications. The latest article (that was just released a few days ago) discusses creating your very own OAuth server. Since OAuth2 is still in a draft state, the article is for creating an OAuth1 server.
In case you are not a regular of this site, here is a quick preview of the articles.
If you’ve ever integrated with another API that requires security (such as Twitter), you’ve probably consumed an OAuth service. In this article, you’ll see what it takes to create a three-legged OAuth server using the oauth-php library. With your own OAuth server, you can do cool things like create your own secure API which you can then release publicly.
CakePHP’s ability to let you rapidly develop extremely complex web applications is amazing, but Cake also has a reputation for being a slow-performing framework. This article will show you that with just a few modifications to your production environment, your CakePHP websites can run lightening fast!
It was a real pleasure writing these articles especially since I had to follow guidelines in how to present the article, luckily enough when I'm not lazy I attempt to follow my own guidelines that are quite similar! I hope you enjoy these articles.
Published on Jan 7, 2013 Tags: CakePHP Tutorial
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and 20 Recipes for Programming PhoneGap. He has been developing websites and web applications for over 20 years. Jamie began his writing career in 2009. As the success of Jamie's blog grew, he turned his writing passion to books about web development in hopes that his many years of experience could be passed on to his readers. No matter the programming language you're looking to learn, I've hopefully compiled an incredible set of tutorials for you to learn; whether you are beginner
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