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What set of tools to choose for the implementation of a web project?
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen!
There was a need to create a simple web project "for myself". Naturally, the web has never worked. A few words about the project: the database is on the server, the user can both add information to it and make simple queries through interfaces. Of the needs: registration / authorization; access rights; personal chat.
Advise how it can be quickly and, most importantly, easy to implement for a beginner? I understand that the question is rather strange, but at the moment I am standing, as in a fairy tale, at a crossroads and do not know where to go.
Thank you, I'm karma!
PS. I have experience with OOP (c#; vb), sql.
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PHP + any DB + framework is the fastest start. Take the most primitive framework, which implements MVC, routes routes and templatizes a bit. There are micro-forks of popular frameworks like Silex (Symfony) silex.sensiolabs.org and Lumen (Laravel) lumen.laravel.com
PS In no case do not take Wordpress, this is a ready-made cms, and in order to finish it you need 1) ass instead of head 2 ) is not for the beginner at all.
First you need to understand at least the basics, read this codenamecrud.ru/basics-of-web-development
I dare to recommend the wonderful Django framework . Why?
It is probably worth looking in the direction of some CMS, since there is no experience in the web, then it is worth choosing a common CMS, for example, Wordpress. There is a lot of information on this system on the internet and therefore I think most of the questions can be answered.
There are also many ready-made plugins, I think the same chat should be.
Z.Y. I hope I understood the phrase "toolkit" correctly.
Of the needs - everything is simple and can be written by hand, but if you want to add some more functionality, it will result in additional trouble every time, so the advice about the CMS is not bad.
Here's a life hack for you:
yeoman.io/generators
install different generators, watch, try, choose what you like and go :)
PHP, SQLITE
No frameworks and servers (except for a web server) are necessary for the stated task.
Respectively, if you do not know them, then you should not fool around.
However, take a look at ASP.NET MVC, your knowledge of C# might come in handy.
If the goal is to get a solution, and not to implement it personally, then please contact .. just recently I did a simple chat "for myself".
Ruby on rails makes it very easy to create the functionality you need, and I think you'll be able to figure it out with ease.
I would advise you to install Joomla CMS and not worry. Of course, Wordpress is more suitable for a small project, but I don't like it. He's horribly uncomfortable.
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