We are thinking to develop a simple customer review site like Trustpilot. This would be a simple site where businesses can list their business and people can review those - as simple as that.
Please suggest the best technologies / frameworks to use for this - what would be the best in long run.
Thanks,
Chad Hutchison Thomas
you can consider NodeJS and Angular. We have recently created a similar project for a client and used these ones.
Best of luck
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Good evening to all, I hope that to go to you all well, I come towards you to wonder how reassured(secured) an api rest, of the kind(genre) I develop a forehead(front) - end with angular and I wish used an api but I want that the api be used that by me, of the blow I owes process how? Already have you try to make that? You have a tuto young which explains how can it be done? or a course(price) on api rest?
Thank you a lot of your help(assistant) and good luck
Please take a look at this documents:
https://symfony.com/doc/master/bundles/FOSRestBundle/index.html
https://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSOAuthServerBundle
https://github.com/nelmio/NelmioCorsBundle
That are 3 Libraries for fontend->backend-Communication.
I use them for our api's (front/backend + app).
I have some work I need completed on the bluemix platform and need contractors to complete it? I will have a constant flow flow of work. Any advice/recommendations greatly appreciated.
Look on StackOverflow careers!!!
http://careers.stackoverflow.com/
They have a database full of awesome programmer... If you don't like it, you can look for programmers who specialize in certain fields (such as BlueMix API usage) in sites such as:
Freelancer - https://www.freelancer.com/
Elance - https://mobile.elance.com/m/
And any other freelancing sites
Leave a comment below if you have any questions, or require further assistance.
A charity has asked for my opinion on what CMS to use for a new website. A couple of web developers have donated their time to develop the website.
What is need is the following.
Easy uploads of images / video's The client must be able to upload video's and images of events that they are coordinating. The client is not tech savvy, and this is the most important thing.
Easy to medium administration. The site is to be administered and supported by a new person who is willing to learn what they need to.
Easy access to make donations.
I nice, clean look. (this is really up to the developer though)
Any advice would be appreciated. After research, the three candidates seem to be Wordpress, Drupal or Joomla, and views on these or other suggestions are welcome.
I'd vote for Wordpress. It's probably the easiest for non tech savvy users.
hello supersmart stackoverflow users!
Im wondering.. is there any software or tool (web based or otherwise) that helps and streamlines the whole technical and functional specification writing process so that we as developers/website can sit with clients, assess what they want to create/achieve and write up the spec efficiently and easily so that when its approved it can easily be passed onto the webdev people and they can create what is set out in the specification?
Thank you in advance!
Specfox is a SaaS designed just for that. You upload the screens (layouts or screen grabs), add notes and pinpoint to page elements, and generate PDFs to share with copywriters, designers and developers, or whoever you need to involve. It was the best online website specifications tool I found for a website redesign we did.
If you're still looking, take a look at Axure. It's built just for this. It's awesome
I've been asked to develop a product catalog for our company. We have maybe 20 products, but I'm not sure where to start.
I have some PHP experience and Wordpress CMS experience. I was hoping for an existing framework or solution so I wouldn't have to start from scratch. Anyone have any ideas?
I'm not looking for an ecommerce site as we are NOT selling anything through the site. Its just a showcase.
Especially if you don't ever want to sell: Don't use a framework. Use Wordpress! Create a site for every product, and link them appropriately. Use a theme that allows you to group sites.
This way you work with a CMS you are familiar with, you have the advantage of all the Wordpress goodies (permalinks come to mind), and you don't have to code much at all.
Opencart is a great solution can be easy moded as product catalog
Check their forums