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Maxim2016-07-08 15:01:41
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Maxim, 2016-07-08 15:01:41

How to start creating a website, a question with CMS?

Greetings.
Not so long ago (actually already a year) I've been trying to learn how to program. I understood the truth that all those materials that I read are nothing without practice. Decided to start writing my project. There is an idea to write something like a news portal. But the problem is that apart from JavaScript - I don't know anything (and that one is not at a high level). All ready-made content management systems are written in php (as far as I know). I would love to write it myself, but I don’t know how and on what.
Essence of the question.
Tell me, can there be any ways for me to implement my own idea with my knowledge, to find a ready-made system that I can understand, or how to write my own system? Or what can be read, viewed, downloaded, and then somehow I can do it.
(the problem with ready-made ones is that I don't know how to "attach" an interface to them that I actually want to make myself)
I hope for an answer and that you can understand what I'm asking. Thank you all in advance.

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Alexander, 2016-07-08
@ghost1k

you need to start with mastering the skill of owning a search engine

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HamSter, 2016-07-08
@HamSter007

How many letters and all about nothing!
A simple truth for beginners - " Get started! ".
I just have the same problem! I just can’t even start studying cms, then I’m afraid that I won’t master it, then I don’t know which side to approach, then 5, then 10th!
And the bottom line, as with everything else, is that you need to start somewhere. To get started, open Google and find documentation, articles, lessons ... and there, as with programming.
Once you have mastered js, then you will master everything else!

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Aracon, 2016-07-08
@Aracon

It might be worth trying out Learning PHP and MySQL (O'Reilly's "Head First" series). There is just a step-by-step development of a PHP project with explanations. Some of the decisions in this book are very controversial, but the main result of it is that you will start writing really working PHP code, i.e. finally move on to practice. And there will be an understanding of what and why.
That is, at the very initial stage, it seems to me that it is better to just try to solve some problems, to do educational projects in the language, anyhow, as long as it works. Then there will be an understanding of the language in the first approximation.
And when there is this understanding, then it already makes sense to move from educational g**nocode to creating some kind of web applications on good frameworks that will give an understanding of the quality structure of the code.

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Ankhena, 2016-07-08
@Ankhena

The task is to make a working news portal or learn to program?
If the first:
- Take a ready-made control system, that's what you like and take it.
- Usually they already have some kind of ready-made demo template or you can download a suitable one.
- Sit and edit it piece by piece, figuring out what's what and where it is. For example, search in pieces of code.
Second:
You add new functionality to the first, visual one :)
You can go to decent courses, you can google yourself and analyze other people's examples.
And yes, it's important to get started.

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Rou1997, 2016-07-08
@Rou1997

Start with "pure" PHP, how long to "sit" on it - the choice is yours, maybe helloworld and a couple of scripts with mysqli (MySQL) will be enough, then frameworks or CMS, namely "or", try it, and see what suits you personally to you.

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Dark Hole, 2016-07-08
@abyrkov

First you need to understand what the frontend and backend
are. After that, you will understand what exactly you need to learn.

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