c0deM0nK424
Programmer
Hi all.
I want to ask seasoned veterans and highly experienced full-stack / back-end php and asp.net programmers/coders, what advice they could give to me with regards to wanting to go all out and 'code/develop' a simple yet effective Content Management System tool for those who are proficient in developing hand coded HTML5/CSS3 Responsive Web Layouts.
My Aim is to learn on the job, meaning this is uncharted territory but something I've had a burning desire and interest in pursuing for quite a while now.
I just don't quite know where to start.
If all I wish to offer a client is the facility to 'update/add/delete' content on static web pages, can this not be achieved using native javascript ?
after all, are we not simply manipulating the dom here and nothing else ? the static html/css websites are not utilising any form of database here, therefore can client side scripting be utilised to create an entry level bare bones, 'CMS' sort of tool ?
or am i overlooking or forgetting some serious shortocmings of this approach ? or am I thinking correctly ?
Naturaly I felt I'd need to use a server side scripting langauge to hand code, from scratch a tool taht would utlimately save the web page content in DB files.
so if i went the php route, surely this means ....and forgive me for Zzz here, My Dreaded SQL ? :|
likewise, if i go the asp.net route, again surely the content that would need to be changed would need to be saved in a db of some kind ?
perhaps I'm thinking too hard here and the solution is simpler than i think, and thats where you veterans come into play.
So if anybody could advise me on the best approach, techologies to use for this venture ( creating my own bespoke CMS...) I'd appreciate it HEAPS.
thanks all.
Look forward to your prompt replies.
Warm Regards,
C0de Monk.
I want to ask seasoned veterans and highly experienced full-stack / back-end php and asp.net programmers/coders, what advice they could give to me with regards to wanting to go all out and 'code/develop' a simple yet effective Content Management System tool for those who are proficient in developing hand coded HTML5/CSS3 Responsive Web Layouts.
My Aim is to learn on the job, meaning this is uncharted territory but something I've had a burning desire and interest in pursuing for quite a while now.
I just don't quite know where to start.
If all I wish to offer a client is the facility to 'update/add/delete' content on static web pages, can this not be achieved using native javascript ?
after all, are we not simply manipulating the dom here and nothing else ? the static html/css websites are not utilising any form of database here, therefore can client side scripting be utilised to create an entry level bare bones, 'CMS' sort of tool ?
or am i overlooking or forgetting some serious shortocmings of this approach ? or am I thinking correctly ?
Naturaly I felt I'd need to use a server side scripting langauge to hand code, from scratch a tool taht would utlimately save the web page content in DB files.
so if i went the php route, surely this means ....and forgive me for Zzz here, My Dreaded SQL ? :|
likewise, if i go the asp.net route, again surely the content that would need to be changed would need to be saved in a db of some kind ?
perhaps I'm thinking too hard here and the solution is simpler than i think, and thats where you veterans come into play.
So if anybody could advise me on the best approach, techologies to use for this venture ( creating my own bespoke CMS...) I'd appreciate it HEAPS.
thanks all.
Look forward to your prompt replies.
Warm Regards,
C0de Monk.