The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already great
1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase the
flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
update the necessary methods to their new names.
If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you can
do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is faster
and easier than applying patches.
The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards the
also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found at
http://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
Download a packaged release, [3]
Read the changelog [4]
> The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
> CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already great
> 1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase the
> flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
> existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
> guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
> the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
> the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
> and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
> update the necessary methods to their new names.
> If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you can
> do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
> for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
> resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
> code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
> forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is faster
> and easier than applying patches.
> The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards the
> also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
> backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found athttp://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
> Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
> and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
> Download a packaged release, [3]
> Read the changelog [4]
> On Nov 4, 4:28 pm, mark_story <mark.st...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
> > CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already great
> > 1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase the
> > flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
> > existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
> > guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
> > the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
> > the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
> > and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
> > update the necessary methods to their new names.
> > If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you can
> > do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
> > for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
> > resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
> > code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
> > forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is faster
> > and easier than applying patches.
> > The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards the
> > also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
> > backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found athttp://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
> > Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
> > and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
> > Download a packaged release, [3]
> > Read the changelog [4]
> The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
> CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already great
> 1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase the
> flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
> existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
> guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
> the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
> the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
> and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
> update the necessary methods to their new names.
> If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you can
> do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
> for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
> resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
> code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
> forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is faster
> and easier than applying patches.
> The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards the
> also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
> backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found athttp://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
> Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
> and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
> Download a packaged release, [3]
> Read the changelog [4]
> I am not exactly thrilled..
> Tried to a week to upgrade my Cake 1.2 powered project to Cake 1.3 -
> everything went smoothly, except for Ajax pagination.
> Now, not even the Cake console is working..
> C:\wamp\www\app>cake bake
> ♀
> Welcome to CakePHP v1.3.0 Console
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> App : app
> Path: C:\wamp\www\app
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> Interactive Bake Shell
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> [D]atabase Configuration
> [M]odel
> [V]iew
> [C]ontroller
> [P]roject
> [F]ixture
> [T]est case
> [Q]uit
> What would you like to Bake? (D/M/V/C/P/F/T/Q)
>> m
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> Bake Model
> Path: C:\wamp\www\app\models\
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> Use Database Config: (default/test)
> [default] >
> Fatal error: Class 'ConnectionManager' not found in C:\wamp\www\cake
> \console\lib
> s\tasks\model.php on line 827
> WTF?
> I don't think I am going to waste any more time upgrading.. :)
> It is indeed alpha software.
> I'll stick to Cake 1.2 and maybe migrate to another framework.
Sounds like you had fun. Perhaps sticking to stable releases would be
best.
> On Nov 4, 6:28 am, mark_story <mark.st...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
>> CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already
>> great
>> 1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase
>> the
>> flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
>> existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
>> guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
>> the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
>> the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
>> and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
>> update the necessary methods to their new names.
>> If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you
>> can
>> do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
>> for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
>> resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
>> code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
>> forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is
>> faster
>> and easier than applying patches.
>> The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards
>> the
>> also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
>> backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found
>> athttp://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
>> Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
>> and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
>> Download a packaged release, [3]
>> Read the changelog [4]
> On 5 Nov 2009, at 03:59, jacmoe <jac...@mail.dk> wrote:
> > I am not exactly thrilled..
> > Tried to a week to upgrade my Cake 1.2 powered project to Cake 1.3 -
> > everything went smoothly, except for Ajax pagination.
> > Now, not even the Cake console is working..
> > C:\wamp\www\app>cake bake
> > ♀
> > Welcome to CakePHP v1.3.0 Console
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------
> > App : app
> > Path: C:\wamp\www\app
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------
> > Interactive Bake Shell
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------
> > [D]atabase Configuration
> > [M]odel
> > [V]iew
> > [C]ontroller
> > [P]roject
> > [F]ixture
> > [T]est case
> > [Q]uit
> > What would you like to Bake? (D/M/V/C/P/F/T/Q)
> >> m
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------
> > Bake Model
> > Path: C:\wamp\www\app\models\
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------
> > Use Database Config: (default/test)
> > [default] >
> > Fatal error: Class 'ConnectionManager' not found in C:\wamp\www\cake
> > \console\lib
> > s\tasks\model.php on line 827
> > WTF?
> > I don't think I am going to waste any more time upgrading.. :)
> > It is indeed alpha software.
> > I'll stick to Cake 1.2 and maybe migrate to another framework.
> Sounds like you had fun. Perhaps sticking to stable releases would be
> best.
> > On Nov 4, 6:28 am, mark_story <mark.st...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
> >> CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already
> >> great
> >> 1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase
> >> the
> >> flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
> >> existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
> >> guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
> >> the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
> >> the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
> >> and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
> >> update the necessary methods to their new names.
> >> If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you
> >> can
> >> do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
> >> for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
> >> resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
> >> code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
> >> forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is
> >> faster
> >> and easier than applying patches.
> >> The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards
> >> the
> >> also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
> >> backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found
> >> athttp://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
> >> Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
> >> and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
> >> Download a packaged release, [3]
> >> Read the changelog [4]
> @ jacmoe : playing with alpha releases may cause issues ... that's why it's
> labeled Alpha
> On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 9:13 AM, mike karthauser <mi...@brightstorm.co.uk>wrote:
> > On 5 Nov 2009, at 03:59, jacmoe <jac...@mail.dk> wrote:
> > > I am not exactly thrilled..
> > > Tried to a week to upgrade my Cake 1.2 powered project to Cake 1.3 -
> > > everything went smoothly, except for Ajax pagination.
> > > Fatal error: Class 'ConnectionManager' not found in C:\wamp\www\cake
> > > \console\lib
> > > s\tasks\model.php on line 827
> > > WTF?
> > > I don't think I am going to waste any more time upgrading.. :)
> > > It is indeed alpha software.
> > > I'll stick to Cake 1.2 and maybe migrate to another framework.
> > Sounds like you had fun. Perhaps sticking to stable releases would be
> > best.
> > > On Nov 4, 6:28 am, mark_story <mark.st...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >> The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
> > >> CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already
> > >> great
> > >> 1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase
> > >> the
> > >> flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
> > >> existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
> > >> guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
> > >> the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
> > >> the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
> > >> and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
> > >> update the necessary methods to their new names.
> > >> If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you
> > >> can
> > >> do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
> > >> for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
> > >> resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
> > >> code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
> > >> forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is
> > >> faster
> > >> and easier than applying patches.
> > >> The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards
> > >> the
> > >> also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
> > >> backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found
> > >> athttp://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
> > >> Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
> > >> and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
> > >> Download a packaged release, [3]
> > >> Read the changelog [4]
> The CakePHP development team is happy to release the alpha build of
> CakePHP 1.3. We've been hard at work improving upon the already great
> 1.2 and implementing new features to ease development and increase the
> flexibility of CakePHP. There have been a number of changes to
> existing features and its recommended that you review the migration
> guide[1] for changes in existing classes and features. Also checkout
> the new features guides[2] for the new features introduced in 1.3. As
> the 1.3 code branch stabilizes, methods that are currently deprecated
> and generating errors will be removed. It is therefore important to
> update the necessary methods to their new names.
> If you would like to help with the ongoing development of 1.3, you can
> do so in a number of ways. Firstly filing clear and concise tickets
> for any issues with new or existing code helps get the issues
> resolved. You can also contribute by forking the CakePHP project on
> code.cakephp.org and implementing features and test cases in your
> forks. This speeds up development as cherry picking commits is faster
> and easier than applying patches.
> The future roadmap places CakePHP 1.3, as a stepping stone towards the
> also in development CakePHP 2.0 branch which will feature a mostly
> backwards compatible API. The CakePHP 2.0 branch can be found athttp://code.cakephp.org/cakephp2
> Finally, we'd like to thank the community for their ongoing support
> and contributions in making CakePHP as great as it is.
> Download a packaged release, [3]
> Read the changelog [4]
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