In the most recent CodeIgniter Community Voice, Lee Tengum talks about how he lost a bet and ended up paying for quite a bit of soda/beer because of CodeIgniter's flexibility, power and simplicity.

This week, our Community Voice author is Lee Tengum, who discusses how CodeIgniter has cost him over $8,800 in beer and soft drinks. Lee is a bit of a serial entrepreneur, with 5 successful startups under his belt including the recently launched http://cleverandy.com. He has become something of a cookie! jar of startup knowledge.

The group was developing a contractor management system for their business in CodeIgniter. They started the development on Wednesday and set Saturday as a goal for release (with plenty of fuel to get them there). Check out the rest of the story...

Jonathan Snook has a new post about a CakePHP-related site he's worked up - WithCake.com to become something of a job portal for CakePHP developers.

The site is conveniently divided between companies and developers with RSS feeds for each. Companies will have their ad visible for a total of 2 weeks whereas developers will be listed for a month. To help support the community, I've also made all listings for companies and developers absolutely free. (Whether or not that'll change down the road, we'll have to see.)

Of course, the site is built entirely with CakePHP, making it a simple, (about) two hour process to get the initial version of the site up and running. If you're a CakePHP developer looking for opportunities, give it a look - there's already a few companies that have posted their needs.

Jonathan Snook has a new post about a CakePHP-related site he's worked up - WithCake.com to become something of a job portal for CakePHP developers.

The site is conveniently divided between companies and developers with RSS feeds for each. Companies will have their ad visible for a total of 2 weeks whereas developers will be listed for a month. To help support the community, I've also made all listings for companies and developers absolutely free. (Whether or not that'll change down the road, we'll have to see.)

Of course, the site is built entirely with CakePHP, making it a simple, (about) two hour process to get the initial version of the site up and running. If you're a CakePHP developer looking for opportunities, give it a look - there's already a few companies that have posted their needs.