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You will learn to:
Develop models, views, and controller actions to build a CRUD application.
Connect MySQL with CakePHP.
Handle routing in CakePHP.
Perform record filtering using CakePHP actions.
Skills
Backend Development
Web Development
Microservices
Prerequisites
Working knowledge of CakePHP
Good understanding of PHP
Familiarity with MVC architecture
Technologies
PHP
MySQL
CakePHP
Project Description
In this project, we'll create a microservice to serve information about different movies using CakePHP. CakePHP is an open-source web framework based on PHP. It is well known for its convention over configuration structure. We'll use its MVC (Model View Controller) architecture to develop our application. We'll use MySQL to provide database support in the application.
With our microservice, we will be able to retrieve and list all movies as well as update and delete movies. We'll also add features in our microservice to add a new movie, view movies' synopses and filter existing movies based on title and genre.
We'll start by setting up the database. Next, we'll go on to develop model, view, and controller actions for our application. Finally, we'll handle the routing. CakePHP provides some default styling, but we'll use both default and custom styling in the application.
Project Tasks
1
Getting Started
Task 0: Introduction
Task 1: Connect Database
2
Develop Model for Database
Task 2: Create a Movies Table
Task 3: Create a Movie Entity
3
Develop Views and Controller Operations
Task 4: Create an Action to Retrieve and Search Movies
Task 5: Create a View to Display a Movies’ Data
Task 6: Create Action and View to Retrieve a Movie's Data
Task 7: Create Action and View to Add a New Movie
Task 8: Create Action and View to Update a Movie
Task 9: Develop Action and View to Delete a Movie
4
Handle Routing
Task 10: Define the Default Route for the Application
Congratulations!