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Need advice on how to write your Q&A service. What for?
I want to gradually implement the project for the experience, for example, questions / answers.
Initially, I wanted to immediately bang the social network. Do not throw slippers) The bottom line is that such projects are full of functionality that I can try to implement.
Essence of the question: briefly, point by point, give the right direction for developing the front-end of your service. Well, at least to make it work, as a crutch as an MVP.
Html/Css/JavaScript/NodeJs - enough? What do you advise? Should you use movers?
Frameworks?
I must say right away that I am inexperienced, but inquisitive and inquisitive. There is no money to hire specialists to test the idea. Don't litter with criticism/sarcasm/uselessness. Thank you!
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You do not specify the requirements for the interface, which means that anything can be on the front. Even bare HTML.
Do this: take a notebook and describe in detail the service that you plan to do. What should be there, and what definitely won't be. Describe typical user cases, registration/login/search/question creation processes, etc. And there you look and it becomes clear what is needed for implementation. And if not, then you can specifically ask how best to implement this or that.
briefly, point by point
We take the PL that we know or think we know. We take to this PL framework, which has the necessary methods out of the box.
And here are the methods you need - here, as everyone has already advised - write a brief, technical specification, prototype, etc.
You have two ways:
1) watch how it is usually done using standard frameworks - and try to make your own version.
2) invent everything yourself from scratch, without using someone else's code and ready-made architecture, make your own bike.
guessing how to make an analogue of a toaster is not difficult, this is a very simple application.
Learn to think with your head and do simple things on your own - it takes several years of practice.
The second option gives more opportunities, because you are not dependent and not limited by the framework.
You have to work in a standard template if you work on order in the industry and with other coders.
If you write your own social network, your own for yourself, you don’t have to meet standards, do it as convenient and simple as possible. The threshold for entry into frameworks is high, and this suffering is unnecessary.
Clearly understand who you are - are you like everyone else or are you on your own, are you standard or alternative.
As an option, try a php server - it might be easier, this option has its advantages.
Node.js is better if you need to do sockets, or a game server ..
An analogue of a toaster is easily done in php
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