CodeIgniter is one of the favored framework these days. From what I've seen thus far from different tutorials, the main reason is , CodeIgniter is so easy to use and you can start creating your web application within the hour.
In this series of notes, I'll be listing down the steps I take as I develop my own site using CodeIgniter. I would like to think that the series of articles that I will post here are not just tutorials but rather my own notes as I learn to use CodeIgniter and develop my own site. From these notes though, I hope you could also learn.
I'm using my laptop with the following:
Needless to say, CodeIgniter is a cross-platform framework.
What I have done so far:
In this series of notes, I'll be listing down the steps I take as I develop my own site using CodeIgniter. I would like to think that the series of articles that I will post here are not just tutorials but rather my own notes as I learn to use CodeIgniter and develop my own site. From these notes though, I hope you could also learn.
I'm using my laptop with the following:
- Linux Mint Katya (V 11) with
- Apache, MySql and PHP 5.3.5 installed.
- Netbeans for my editor.
Needless to say, CodeIgniter is a cross-platform framework.
What I have done so far:
- Downloaded CodeIgniter Version 2.10
- Extracted the CI files to my web server root folder (e.g mylaptop ~ $ www/html)
For installation instructions Check this page: Installing CodeIgniter - To check if CodeIgniter is installed correctly, open the browser and homepage should now look like this:
For my Cybernated Horizon website, I placed the CodeIgniter folder under var/www/cybernatedhorizon; where var/www is the root folder for my web. Thus I did not change any directory structure of CodeIgniter for now.
Next some notes before creating my first CodeIgniter driven page.
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