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Four New Articles/Components (Colors, Models, InotImg & CakeSWXPHP)
September 28, 2007 @ 12:05:00

The Bakery has posted four new articles/components today bringing you more CakePHP goodness for your consumption:

  • Color Helper (Random) - Need a way to distinguish one chunk from another? How about easy random background colors that are all within a reasonable range of values that look good with dark text.
  • Model Loader - This component helps you to load your models on the fly ( I mean in your actions, whenever).
  • InotImg - helper for reducing rows in view - When I was playing with images I always messed up with stuff which didn't belongs into view code. Like "if is_file(image" etc. but I want to be sure that there is going to be an image whether wanted or empty-image, so I wrote a following helper to make things easier.
  • CakeSWXPHP - SWX is the native data format for Flash. It uses SWF files to store and exchange data. It is also an implementation of an RPC gateway (currently in PHP), tools (a data analyzer/debugger and a service explorer), various APIs (Flickr, Twitter, etc.), and an ActionScript library that make creating data driven Flash and Flash Lite applications a piece of cake.

Be sure to check out the rest of the great content on The Bakery for even more CakePHP-ness.

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