I have been trying to figure out how to learn making a website.
Does all blog or a any news website have to be a cms. Then wouldn't all pages be the same. If not how does one update their website when adding new posts. Can I do it only from database?
It seems if its made only on html and css updating it would involve adding new new html page every time?
For example this website, how do they add new articles?
Would you recommend making a blog on react?
Thanks very much?
Does all blog or a any news website have to be a cms.
I will say, yes and no,
You can dynamically add new html page whenever you have new posts, or blog, then you create a new route for each request. It works fine,(and a lot simpler, and less worry about other stuff, learn from there and then you get a taste of how it works, I will always suggest you to go with something easier, start really small, since you are starting to learn) until you have to post a lot of post, which will be troublesome to update the server code each time.
Where you have to do as follow: Update codebase (new route: /get/my-new-blog-123), then deploy your server code whenever you have a new post to the cloud server, eg: google cloud platform, heroku, etc. Which is a lot of work.
Till then, which comes to what you have mentioned, Content Management System, where most blog post is structure properly, such as how to insert a picture, text style, typography, etc. Then this html structure will store in database, the route will likely be /get-post/?article-name
article-name will be something u can query from database, then your life will be a lot easier with this.
Would you recommend making a blog on react?
Yes, definitely, It is easy to learn, but try not to overwhelm yourself with so many tools, such as formik(form submission), redux(state management), whenever you learn something from a blog, most time you will see this. Which will be quite overwhelming, when you are learning so many stuff at once. Especially, if you are really new to HTML, CSS and javascript.
Start small, learn fast, then grow. All the best to you.
It’s like when you fill out a form
When you press send or save
It’ll go into the backend which means it’s in the database
And from the back end it’ll render to the front which is the website
I can try to elaborate it more if you want.
And you can make a blog using any framework you are comfortable with
Or you can just use plain ol HTML Css and JavaScript.
I think it’s best to start at this before moving to a framework
I'm new to WordPress and I've also been having fun experimenting with Angular/Firebase.
I'm looking to find a way to have an Angular app connect with the WP API in a way that goes further than just displaying posts.
Can someone direct me towards how to submit a form to Firebase and have it simultaneously create a new post and/or page in the WordPress backend? I've come across Zapier but, a) It doesn't seem to be flexible enough for what I want to do and b) It's not free and I'd rather figure it out on my own (with some help from you guys of course.)
I'm plenty fine with being able to use an $http request to list and display posts... but how can I create NEW posts?
PS: I don't NEED to use Firebase. Mainly, I'm really most concerned with creating a new post and/or comment without having to actually do it from the wp-admin.
I was wondering if anyone could help me at all.
I posted a previous question in regards to this title but I didn't receive much of a response (probably due to lack of information).
I started out with an Ionic Application and built the view files using state URLS to navigate from page to page in the WWW folder. I've then created corresponding controllers for the view files, for basic calls and functionality that I want my app to do in the front-end via Ionic.
My question is how do I setup MongoDB + Mongoose so I can have access to the models I have created?
I have scoured the internet but to no avail, I mean I know there is no set way to define a model within this type of application but some general guidance would be really appreciated.
I understand that when building an application with Angular you're essentially building 2 applications, the front-end where your CSS, JS and HTML goes with the front-end frameworks on top of them.
Then the backend application that runs the server, stores data and runs the business logic. This is where I have created the User Schema model for my application and have inserted a document into my database via the MongoDB shell whilst running mongod.
However I also created a users.js in another models folder in my front-end where I'm returning a resource following a url with either a get, save, query, remove or delete.
First of all I would like to say I'm relatively new to building mobile applications so this may even be entirely wrong and secondly up to this point I get lost as to what to do in my application.
I have tried setting up an express server in my app.js file and I can connect to it via my terminal as it is listening on the port number, but in the browser it is coming up with cannot /GET.
If you need any more information please feel free to ask, I know I haven't really gone into any technicals, but I'm really not sure even if I'm asking the right questions to begin with.
Thank you in advance.
I've been reading up on AngularJS lately (always used jQuery) and I'm starting to understand and like it. Normally I would build webapplications with Laravel. Now i'd really like to dig further and learn about connecting these two frameworks to build an awesome SPA. In this case, Laravel serves as a REST api and Angular handles the front end. This article and also this video helped me a lot, but still raises questions.
The biggest one (maybe very stupid) is: could the HTML/CSS/JS be converted to a native mobile app, for example with PhoneGap? Because that is what I'm wishing to achieve if possible.
Also, if this is possible, is it a good way or does it get too tricky?
This is still very new to me, just need some help on the way. I hope my question makes some sence, thanks in advance.
I can I implement following workflow with MarionetteJs:
User opens site by URL
Server generates HTML + JSON data
MarionetteJs reads JSON data and "attaches" to generated HTML. So it doesn't rerender templates.
User do something -> MarionetteJs updates DOM, sends server requests, etc
So the main problem for me is 3 - attach point. What is the best way to implement dual rendering with MarionetteJs?
This is something that hasn't been baked in to Marionette, yet. I've seen a number of other people solve this for Backbone in general, and it might be easy enough to take their solutions in to account.
Hopefully someone will have an answer for you, though. I'd love to see an add-on or plugin, or pull request to the project for this.