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Video Series: Extending the Codeigniter Core with MY_Model

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In this video series from codeigniter.tv, Joost van Veen introduces MY_Model, the foundation of good Codeigniter extensions.

Joost describes MY_Model like this:

Bascially, a MY_Model is a base model from which you can extend all other models. In your MY_Model you would typically define all basic CRUD (Read, Update, Delete) functionality.


Two videos are currently up:

  • What is a MY_Model and why is it such a good tool?
  • Creating all the get methods


and more are on the way.

Watch the embeds below, or click through to the first and second videos on codeigniter.tv.

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