CakePHP is a widely used PHP framework for small and large-scale projects. It is based on the MVC (Model View Controller) architecture which makes the development process easier if you are familiar with it.
It requires composer for installation.
In this tutorial, I show how you can install CakePHP 4 in your system.
I am assuming you have already installed composer. If not then you can follow this link.
Autocomplete widget in the jQuery UI library displays an items list that matches with the search value in the textbox.
You can either predefine its data or load it dynamically.
In this tutorial, I show how you can add jQuery UI autocomplete in the Livewire component in your Laravel 9 project.
CKEditor 5 offers user-friendly functionality and an array of features. While adding content to the editor, users can preview how it will appear on the page.
The editor allows users to effortlessly add paragraphs, headings, create lists, insert links, images, and much more.
For successful file upload, proper configuration of CKEditor is essential; otherwise, files may not load in the editor.
In this tutorial, I show how you can integrate CKEditor 5 with file upload and save its data to the MySQL database in CodeIgniter 4.
Storing files in a database makes managing large amounts of data easier, particularly if they are interrelated with a record. For example – A profile picture or documents of a user, product images, etc.
In this tutorial, I show how you can upload and store file to the MySQL database in the Laravel 9 project and also show how you can retrieve them.
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