Introduction
Basic Concepts
Understanding Routing
Controllers
Views
Assets
Modules Calling Modules
Parent & Child Modules
Database Operations
Modules within Modules
Templates & Themes
Helpers Explained
Form Handling
Working with Files
The Module Import Wizard
Authorization & Authentication
The API Explorer
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An Introduction To Helpers
The Trongate framework comes with a variety of useful classes, functions and methods that can help you to carry out common tasks quickly and easily. From here onwards, we'll use the word 'helper' to refer to any one of these three types of entities.
Many PHP frameworks force developers to actively declare which helpers should be loaded, by use of a 'config' file. Trongate is different. Trongate comes with everything loaded and ready to go. So, it's one more thing that you don't have to worry about!
All the Trongate helpers are available upon every page load. There now follows details about the various helpers that are available for users of the Trongate framework.