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With what help to make a web admin panel for a database?
Good afternoon, there is a database on SQLite and a server (LAMP), in the database there are about 30-40 tables, half of the table is a directory - id and name. The second half of the tables are filled with data from these directories.
And a couple of tables where the connections are not obvious, you need to be able to enter the code.
It is necessary to make a website type, the user logged in and filled in the data.
Now we are doing a test version, to test the concept, so authentication, data protection, and so on are not needed. You need to quickly throw in the admin panel, and protest.
There is not much experience in web development, which way to look? It seems that Yii allows you to simply do admin panels? Maybe there are other frameworks? What do you recommend?
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phpmyadmin, adminer, etc.
If you really don't care how it should work.
Just change the base to a full-fledged one, otherwise the ass will be with your sqlite, if the site is hung on it.
There is not much experience in web development, which way to look?Towards a tutorial on web development, first of all.
It seems that Yii allows you to simply do admin panels? Maybe there are other frameworks? What do you recommend?Almost any more or less full-fledged framework allows you to "simply" or "quickly" make admin panels. Incl. Yii, Laravel, Symfony, Django (Python) and many more.
nodejs (api), js + React (front). Plus in one language ( js ) both on the back and on the front. But without experience it will be difficult.
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