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Revision as of 02:46, 18 December 2015
Welcome to the ATK wiki.
Achievo ATK is an object oriented Web Application Framework, written in PHP.
It is targeted at developers who wish to focus on business logic, instead of coding HTML. Where other application frameworks mainly provide a large set of utility classes, ATK provides a complete framework that requires only small amounts of code to get usable applications, while maintaining full flexibility.
New to ATK?
| Installation | |
| The ATK Demo Application Walkthrough | |
| Important Design Principles | |
| Sources for help |
Tutorials
- The 'Pizza Guides'
- Beyond the Pizza Guides (slide)
- Building PHP Applications Using the ATK Framework (oracle.com)
(Step-by-step guide building ATK applications using an Oracle database.)
ATK Documentation
| Howto's | |
| Reference | |
| Latest API documentation (Notes on the API) | |
| 6.4.3 API documentation | |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
The Hidden Gems series by Peter Verhage (Not available)