CakePHP
A PHP MVC framework with data-access tools and application conventions. Select its version together with PHP requirements and support lifecycle.
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Clear filtersCI/CD
Practices for frequent integration and automated delivery. Continuous delivery maintains release readiness; continuous deployment may automatically deploy accepted changes.
Definition and sourcesCMS (Content Management System)
Software for editing and publishing content through an administration interface. It can manage websites, blogs or other material. Some changes still require developers; a CMS does not imply unlimited editing without code.
Definition and sourcesCodeIgniter
A PHP framework for web applications. It provides routing and data tools; compatibility depends on the specific framework version.
Definition and sourcesCommand-line interface
An interface operated through text commands. It supports automation and scripting; command effects depend on the tool, arguments and user permissions.
Definition and sourcesCompilation
Transforming code into another representation, often executable or intermediate. It can occur ahead of time or during execution; success does not prove correctness.
Definition and sourcesComponent
A system part with defined responsibility and interface. In UI it may combine presentation and behaviour; useful boundaries support reuse and testing.
Definition and sourcesCross-site request forgery
An attack inducing an authenticated browser to perform an unwanted action. Defences include CSRF tokens, origin checks and appropriate cookie settings.
Definition and sourcesCross-site scripting
Injection of content executed in a browser within a trusted site's context. Defences need context-appropriate output encoding and safe untrusted-HTML handling.
Definition and sourcesCSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
A stylesheet language describing document presentation, including colour, typography and layout. It works with HTML and differs from programming languages such as JavaScript. The cascade determines which declarations apply.
Definition and sourcesCSS framework
Rules, tools or components that help style interfaces, offering ready-made elements or utility classes. A CSS framework does not replace HTML or guarantee a correct layout without proper implementation.
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