Re: Scaffolding vs Bake

["Larry E. Masters"]

I would not use scaffolding in production, it was never intended for that purpose. It has nothing to do with security or being unstable.

The only purpose for scaffolding is to prototype and develop your models/database.

Bake is used to get you closer to a production code base. You can customize your bake templates and even use them if you like.

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Larry E. Masters

On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 8:20 AM, Felipe Roman <roman.felipe@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi John,

The main difference between scaffold and bake is bake will generate the PHP code (model, controller,view) and you can customize it how you want. When I'm developing I start using bake to generate all CRUD and after I start to change the generated code.

If the scaffolding is OK for you (work for all your requirements) I guess you can continue using it. I've read in some place that scaffolding is not recommended to use in production application (I don't remember the reason is unstable or insecure...) but I don't know in the latest cake version.

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Felipe Roman
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