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Débuté par Bobby TANOMRED, 04 nov. 2022 12:57 - 1 réponse
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Posté le 04 novembre 2022 - 12:57
Trying to create a site for a sort of school project in whichone of the features would allow people to, with a search bar, be able to search and filter different available sport clubs in their region. Of course the data here is a big problem, since all the information about sports clubs are on a city website with links to other links and thus making it hard for me to follow all the api tutorials where you use a parent site. I was thinking of just copying a existing free database like the harry potter characters one and manually changing all the values to fit my project, would there be any problems with this or how would you do this any other way? Also what should someone know publishing their first site, with users and data storage, do i use phpmyadmin even after i published?
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Posté le 22 décembre 2022 - 11:44
What are your goals? - Push out a decent looking site with minimal effort / learning - Learn the core technologies supporting webdev? - Develop a professional toolkit for future jobs?

To push out a quick site use wordpress or another templating engine.

To get a foundation in web development the following learning track may help: (Used @ Brigham Young University in their Digital Humanities Web Design courses)

This will give you foundation for displaying and programmatically accessing and manipulating your HTML elements (DOM).

1) HTML
2) HTML + CSS
3) HTML + CSS + JavaScript
Now get some PHP experience

1) PHP
2) PHP + MySQL
If you want to use what our webdev are using (others will have different opinions on this) cut straight to python and Django with some online tutorials like:

https://www.google.com/webhp… / https://echat.date / https://chatspin.download

In short it really depends on what your end goals are and what time end effort you're willing to commit to developing your craft.