CMS CodeIgniter Benifits

CodeIgniter is a powerful PHP framework with a very small footprint, built for PHP coders who need a simple and  elegant toolkit to create full-featured web applications. If you're a developer who lives in the real world of shared  hosting accounts and clients with deadlines, and if you're tired of ponderously large and thoroughly undocumented frameworks, then CodeIgniter might be a good fit.

CodeIgniter is an Application Development Framework - a toolkit - for people who build web sites using PHP. Its goal is to enable you to develop projects much faster than you could if you were writing code from scratch, by providing a rich set of libraries for commonly needed tasks, as well as a simple interface and logical structure to access these libraries. CodeIgniter lets you creatively focus on your project by minimizing the amount of code needed for a given task.

Web CMS Training Available

Content Management System (CMS) Training

Who should attend?
Staff who will be in-putting content for pages on the internet and wish to discover how easily they
can put in content, make alterations and/or additions before publishing the pages.

Objectives
To provide practical training of the most common features of the CMS used by staff authoring
 and/or editing content, including inputting different content types, previewing, checking and
changing content before publishing on the internet without having the knowledge of HTML.

Course content
     By the end of the course participants will understand:
    What a Content Management System (CMS) is:
  
    The benefits of using a CMS and
    How to use a CMS
    How to log on to the CMS
    How to define 'Content Types' and how to add content
    Using Templates to add content to the web site
    Entering Data into a Template
    Rich Text
    Mandatory Data
    Non Mandatory Data e.g. 'What's New
    Expiry Dates
    Incomplete/Complete/Publish
    Preparing Content for the web site
    Previewing
    Categorisation
    Adding Images
    Adding Keywords
    Adding Related Content
    Adding External Links
    Dublin Core
    Finish / Unlock
    Adding attachments to content
    Linking the files to the system
    Adding links within the content
    External
    Internal
    Email
    Understanding Workflow
    Selecting an Editor
    Attaching comments
    Editing content on the system
    Workflow notification
    Search for content
    Edit content
    Publish Content
    Finish/Unlock

Using Tools
    WordPress
    ProcessWire
    Codeigniter
    Bootstrap
    HTML5
    Jquery
    Adobe Dreamweaver CS5

create Business website in CMS/CMF (ProcessWire)

ProcessWire is an award winning Open Source Content Management System(CMS)  and Content Management Framework written in PHP. ProcessWire has been developed by Ryan Cramer since 2003. From 2003 to 2007 it was developed under the name Dictator CMS. From 2007–2010 it was developed as ProcessWire 1.x, and from 2010 to now, it has been developed as ProcessWire 2.x.

Using MYSQL with php is not part of the starters lessons PHP. First its time to understand the basics. What are types, variables, operators, control structures functions etc. etc. This basic knowledge is enough to get start with ProcessWire. For the MYSQL + PHP only way, the second lessons for PHP starts & you have to subscribe to the starters lessons for MYSQL. side note: Take the multi lessons hard way, over the easier step in to ProcessWire. This knowledge will make the difference from 'can make a website' to 'to be a developer'. Comparing only getting 1 field from SQL to ProcessWire is not fair. On the time you get 1 field out of SQL with PHP, ProcessWire has take care of all the stuff thats needed to be a fully functional CMF/CMS and given you back the field data needed. ProcessWire takes care of an awful lot of logic. But on the end it's the developer who decide. There's the framework part of PW.
ProcessWire is build with PHP and done very well. The simplicity to access data with ProcessWire is unique. Never seen this simple way anywhere.