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I am starting a side project to learn more about interactive web designs.
My idea is to ask the user for his favorite movie and return 4 of the most frequently appeared adjectives when the movie's name was googled.
I have created an input field and submit button, but besides that, nothing else has happened, as I don't know what my next step should be and what tool I would need.
Is there anything similar that has been done before? Perhaps I can gain some insights in these examples if they exist. Thanks!
There are many ways to do this, best way is to use an MVC structure but since you are just starting off, you may do this using javascript and localstorage, start with some simple application like creating a register and login form, storing datas in local storage and retrieving them. Once you get used to these, move on to learn any mvc structure.
Follow these steps :
Design Database with respect to movies, ratings and search words
Connectivity front end with the database
show grid of results
For development you can use any MVC framework or custom framework like
CodeIgniter
Laravel
Cake
Or you may start with front end technologies for example :
angular.js
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I’m a front end dev on my way to backend and this is a personal project. It was meant to be static so all users see the same information on their page but now I want to be able to change some details based on the clients who signs up. For example. All users were meant to see a $20 bill for a community project but now I want to be able to increase or decrease that amount on different client user page.
Ok peww. I can't explain all of it in one single post but what are talking about is a database and backend code like php or node.js etc....
is a dynamic website rather than static cuz things change
if you want to take time and learn about it i recommend you check youtube 'Dani Krossing is a good php teacher ' or w3schools both have great free courses but if you dont want to spend time learning and you need your project done like today you will need a backend dev to help you learn and do it for you.
I am not advertising myself but if you want i will do it for you for free cuz i like working on random projects.
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I have an idea to develop a multiple school management system web app using Google firebase, but I don't know how go about it yet because am still a young programmer. please can anyone help with the followings.
How the data base will look like in firestore.(In such a way that it
will accommodate multiple schools, staffs and student.)
The security Rule to deny and allow access to Collections and Documents
Please also suggest a better and easy way this project can be achieve. THANKS
Make the security only private read and write in the firebase CLOUD database, so that only you can write or read to the database. Make sure that the firestore structure has a collection of "schools" where you can put separate schools in the collection with the fields of name, location, and other information about the school. The ID is automatically provided. You should be able to work something out of that from there. Please mark this as the answer if this was helpful by clicking the checkmark.
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I'm starting a project that will use a search bar to hit a web api and return the results. There will be no writing to the web api.
My biggest struggle when creating a new project is how it should be laid out. I never know when i should create a DAO, do it all via javascript, put it in a controller, etc.
For developing something like a search engine or any web application. You would need following:
A frontend, which is your application's GUI in browser of user or mobile application.
A backend logic, this could be in any server side scripting language, in your case you would be writing server code in .net
Now, your backend must expose a search api, Eg. If I send a HTTP GET with a variable q, it should return search results matching the query.
Your frontend must have input-box and a button for allowing users to send this request.
This answer isn't complete, just a vague overview of how this problem can be approached, also this isn't the only solution.
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I'm working to a project and my aim is to create an html page to view the train/bus/tram timeboards.
So there is one html page for back-office(for the company) and one page for front-office(for the customers).
The company wants to change files in the page (pdf/links that can be viewed inpage) from back-office.
How can i manage the informations between back-office and front-office by using some simple stuff/programming languages?
Anyone has an idea?
Substantially I want to do something like this for front-office view:
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/NGxrQp <--Check this
OR
http://jsbin.com/mawevuwi/1#tab4
And then something more simple for back-office.
PS: I'm new at stackoverflow and sorry for my bad english explanation.
A back-office should be able to add, edit or delete content. Therefor you should use dynamic webpages, not static. You can use a database to store values. Make the front-office read-only and you're done.
You could also use a Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress.
Some more info:
A static webpage only shows what's in the files. A dynamic webpage could show you generated data or data not in the file itself but from a database for example. Databases use SQL (Structured Query Language). The 4 operations are abbreviated as CRUD:
Create
Read
Update
Delete
I recommand you start learning SQL & PHP if you want to continue with this. Other languages (rather than PHP) are possible.
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I'm interested in creating my own comments box for my website. I want it to be very similar to facebook's commenting system. How difficult would this be and what language is the best for something like this? Also, could someone point me towards some documentation that would help me learn how to do something like this?
Using Rails for the back-end, but could build the box with php preferably using heroku or mysql databases.
If you want to create comments box like Facebook, then you will have to use some server sided scripting technology like PHP, Servlets or any other which does the same thing as these do.
And you will also have to learn DATABASES like mysql, Oracle, Microsoft SQL, etc.
Since these will be used to store comments and retrieve Comments.
My suggestion will be use PHP And MySQL because they are free to use and you can learn these from W3Schools.com.