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Hey Guys Can u help me pls..

What framework should i learn to built my online shopping website? Which framework is the best for online shop website? Which framework has the better ability to control a lot of categorizes as simple as possible? (This is important) I know some famous framework that some people advice me on facebook ,that is Django and Laravel. Is that right? Give me some advice pls 😰😰 Advice me all about i need to know pls thanks u 💙

22nd Jan 2021, 6:08 PM
Arianna Grace
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Hello Arianna Grace - asking 'what is the best' is never really a good idea in the coding community, as opinions will vary widely depending on what the individuals are used to working with. I'll list some options for you to research to see if they will fit your needs: 1. WordPress + WooCommerce plugin - this is by far the most popular choice among small to large online vendors, and even some enterprise level sites use it. 2. Drupal - gaining popularity, but not as easy to use as WordPress. Requires a much deeper understanding of coding. 3. Wix - probably the easiest way out there, but limited customizability, and expensive. 4. Laravel - powerful, requires deep knowledge of coding. 5. React Native - this would be ideal if you wanted to build an application that will work on all devices, including the web, but requires extensive knowledge of coding. 6. Flutter + Dart - similar to React Native, but from Google. 7. Cordova - similar to the last two, but based on web languages (HTML, CSS, JS) - slow.
23rd Jan 2021, 2:30 AM
Tony
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Arianna Grace I advise you to not use a framework as they are a pain in the ass😭 as they generate many errors I plainly use php or node js for good speed Consult David Carroll for more advice
22nd Jan 2021, 6:28 PM
🥇👩‍💻 Kintu Michael Evans 🔥🔥( Active)
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If you're comfortable with working on Relational Databases, then, I'll suggest you try Amber from Crystal (Ruby done better) at https://github.com/amberframework/amber; but if you're interested in Graph DBs as me, then I'll encourage you to stick with Node.js, regardless the syntactic pain it brings. I hope this helps..
2nd May 2021, 6:20 AM
Marvel B'ringa
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