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It depends on your motivation. Do you want the tool? Or do you want the experience of building it? Is it just for you, or do you want/hope/expect other people t
by coreymaass 12y ago
It depends on your motivation. Do you want the tool? Or do you want the experience of building it? Is it just for you, or do you want/hope/expect other people to use it?
If it's just for you, and you just want the tool, use a google spreadsheet.
If it's just for you, and you want the experience of building it, then create a simple PHP script, and use a flat file to store your magazines.
If your hope is to build a "real" web app, with user accounts and all that, then you've got a lot of choices. Start with a list of features and functionality you want in your app, and put them in order of priority (including "user signs in", "user recovers password", etc). Choose a technology, and start piecing together those features. Use stack overflow, and find communities for the technology you've chosen. Ask for help often. Take your time, and have fun.
- jagermo 12y agoThanks. It's just for me, I was hoping to use it as a kind of springboard to get into coding. I used a few of the ressources (including Learn XX in XX days), but I think I'll learn best, if I have something to work on. So I'll probably go for the real web app part, just to learn. It'll be ugly, probably, but hey :)
- coreymaass 12y agoThat's a great answer. It's a great example app for learning on. How it looks isn't important. There are plenty of tutorials out there for building a simple CRUD app. I think those would be a good place to start.