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Posted by thibaultv
thibaultv
4,114 Points

Dyamic Website php/mysql

Hello People's,

i am new member of Teamtreehouse.

i am interesting to make own framework/CMS. i do not know where can i best to start learn? i should too love make a lot folders like(view/model/template/functions/lib etc)

ps: My english is not very well because i am real person deaf. and from Netherlands.

Thibault.

Jonathan Musso
Jonathan Musso
3,760 Points

Hello thibaultv ! Your English is just fine my friend =)

I would suggest learning some of the tracks here on Treehouse. Ruby and Python are a good choice. If you really want to learn PHP, go for it! PHP is extremely saturated in terms of the work force, with skills like Ruby and Python under your belt it will help for job prospects as well.

4 Answers

Jonathan Musso
Jonathan Musso
3,760 Points

You shouldn't trust Youtube for everything. Back in the day PHP dominated. Emerging web technologies have changed. These relatively "new" languages for the web can be better options. At the end of the day it's up to you. If you want to use PHP, start learning!

Andrew Shook
Andrew Shook
31,709 Points
Andrew Shook
Andrew Shook
31,709 Points

thibaultv, if you want to build a PHP/MySQL CMS then I would recommend starting with the PHP Development track here at treehouse. It won't teach you everything you need to know about making a CMS, but it will teach you the basics of using PHP and MySQL. After that, I would recommend completing the front-end developer track . Will knowing front-end development is not necessary to build a CMS it will teach you some skills that will be helpful in you endeavor. After you've completed both of those tracks you may need to start looking for books or around the web for project that either show you step by step how to build a CMS or how to build parts of a CSM. As of right now, treehouse doesn't have any classes on make a CMS, although it does have a lot of classes on using CMS's to build web sites.

thibaultv
thibaultv
4,114 Points
thibaultv
thibaultv
4,114 Points

Thank you for reply,

I am not sure about Python and ruby.. i have check around all youtube's some tutorial from cms. they recommend to me only mysql/php.

Tristan Gaebler
Tristan Gaebler
6,204 Points
Tristan Gaebler
Tristan Gaebler
6,204 Points

I would recommend taking the php basics course, and then start the php track. That should give you a lot of help. Hampton is a great teacher. You'll learn a lot.