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Framework for the same type of landings?
Task: to make a couple of dozens of the same type of landing pages for different cities. Landing pages differ from each other only in the phone number/office address/director's photo, different metrics counters, and the city ID request form.
It seems that something full-fledged (like Laravel / Yii) for this task will be redundant, cycling your own, fundamentally new, somehow there is no desire. Maybe there are solutions for similar tasks? Or deploy on the chest, and not fool your head?
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Or deploy on the chest, and not fool your head?
Or deploy on the chest, and not fool your head?
Excuse me, what is wrong with the standard WordPress multisite? There will be one VP, and you will start as many sites as you need. Maintaining it isn't hard at all.
You can take just about anything. The main thing is to indicate what disadvantages you will get and how critical they are if you use some kind of "technology X". And vice versa, what are the advantages and how significant.
1) How critical is 20 meters on hard?
2) How critical is 20ms per lark, instead of 10ms on the native?
3) How high is the probability of new tasks appearing? Like notifications when you click on some buttons. Or file down the admin panel for this case.
4) Anything else.
If you consider something very important, then this raises the priority of using some approach. In my opinion, the likelihood of tasks in our world of Scrum and Agile is much higher than the fact that the server will only have 15 meters of free disk space...
CI / ModX, both are quite simple, but for the landing of the norms.
Really from a cannon on sparrows. You make all landing pages in HTML, and pull the necessary data with simple Ajax from a simple php script that accesses the database. All point. Why do you want more now?
Of course, it all depends on how the requirements can develop further, but if the differences are not very big, and you don’t need to dynamically change the text from the admin panel according to your mood, then I would use something like Pug, in the sense of an HTML template engine.
There are variables, and conditions, and include, in my opinion, template inheritance, and even the ability to execute simple JS. And then everything just turns into one HTML per page. At what, immediately minified.
But if there is a need for an admin panel, then I would take Yii2, so that later I don’t worry that something is missing.
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