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Gustavo Jose Morales Carpio
34,077 PointsWhy do you have not considered teaching a php framework like CakePHP?
Greetings,
Friends of Treehouse, Why do you have not considered teaching a php framework? like a CakePHP, because for a new learners is most difficult to programming php in hard code.
Other thing is mostly of Ruby On Rails fans try to compare Ruby On Rails against PHP and that's a mistake, but they may compare Ruby on Rails and CakePHP.
3 Answers
Randy Hoyt
Treehouse Guest TeacherWe have considered it, and we're planning to offer a course on a PHP framework in the future!
Liban Shire
Courses Plus Student 4,147 PointsIf you're going to teach a PHP framework wouldn't it be http://laravel.com/ ? since it is inspired by Ruby on Rails. But CakePHP or CodeIgniter would be cool too.
Noel Gonzalez
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 5,130 PointsStill waiting on CakePHP courses.
Gustavo Jose Morales Carpio
34,077 PointsGustavo Jose Morales Carpio
34,077 PointsThanks for the quick response,
I think the example should be Treebook, enable to new learners compare the two technologies.
Randy actually am viewing your PHP Course. =)
I truly believe in PHP, I am programming since 2003 and am teaching at [Universidad del Norte]((http://www.uninorte.edu.co) in a Web Development course since 2008.
Thanks for hear us GJ