This post covers the prerequisites for setting up a CakePHP project, including having a database, Composer, Ubuntu, PHP 7.3, Git, and Apache. It assumes a basic understanding of web development and encourages using a Git-enabled setup.
Taylor Otwell's ownership of Laravel, initially perceived as arrogant, is now seen as enabling faster responses and fostering a stronger community connection, inspiring a similar approach within the CakePHP ecosystem.
After trying numerous dark themes on everything from phone to IDEs, the author reverted back to light mode for increased focus and productivity. The struggle to adapt NetBeans to a comfortable dark theme proved too distracting.
The "Full Stack Developer" title is a misconception, setting unrealistic expectations as it encompasses business analysis, design, development, and deployment, demanding extensive expertise rarely found in 3-5 years of experience.
This post outlines the process of implementing user registration, login, password recovery, "remember me", and social login functionality. It covers database interactions, email verification, session management, and social network integration.
