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I want to create a flexible website for my teaching/retail business. My business involves teaches classes and selling machines/supplies for those classes.
I'd like way for them to be able to register on the website, register for classes online, and look up their own schedule by group on a calendar. Additionally, I'd like to be able to have them order parts online, probably via a order sheet(not really paying on the website, so maybe not e-commerce). I'm guessing a lot of these extra features can be added via Jquery, but I need a back-end that is scalable and customizable for blog-like updates/content.
I've taken a look at some CMS software (like Drupal, Magento, Joomla, etc.), but not I'm sure which (if any) have these all the capabilities I'm looking for or if I need all they offer.
So can /g/ help or am I on the wrong board?
>tl;dr
Building website, need a CMS that offers:
• Content on-the-fly
• Product Inventory (equipment, supplies)
• Membership database
• Class registration and schedules
BAMP for info
>>51522074
>So can /g/ help or am I on the wrong board?
Yes, because what you want is quite simple. If you were on the correct board you'd opt to just throw something simple together yourself instead of using some monolith of a solution for such simple problems.
I never really liked most CMSs, I've found them to be fairly inflexible and generally a complicated mess to tweak even the simplest of things. Besides that they're also a fairly big security risk if you don't set it up properly and even if you do when a zeroday comes either for base(less likely but still frequent enough) or a plugin you use(very frequent) you're VERY likely to be affected(because of how easy it is to use search engines to find targets) and if you aren't up-to-date on the latest vulnerabilities etc especially when it's just some random plugin it could take you a considerable amount of time to find out you're affected if you find out at all.
>TL;DR for something this simple I'd always OPT to throw something simple together myself(though doing it fairly often I have thrown together a fairly simple,modular "CMS" which I generally use now for these sorts of things)
>>51522191
Okay, could you link me to the right board or just some info sites that would help me create a simple, modular "CMS"?
Okay /g/,I need yo' help.
Should I install Windows 10? Or not? I've heard good and bad opinions about it from /g/.
>>51521880
If i were you id keep god-tier win7 as long as possible. Eventually the time for forced upgrading arrives so enjoy while you can. Theres nothing cool on win10 baka trust me
>>51521980
This. Windows 10 is just Windows 8, Ubuntu/Mac os and chrome OS rolled into one. Unless you are a fan of muh cloud keep using Windows 7
>>51521880
Fucking no.
Have you donated yet?
>>51521877
about:home in PaleMoon doesnt beg for money
>>51521877
yes. I use firefox every single day and 20$ is not a lot.
No. They make enough revenue from Google/Amazon as it is.
>he refers to GNU+Linux as Linux
Reminder that Linux is merely a component of a fully functional GNU system.
>>51521798
But I don't use GNU, just Linux.
>>51521954
Then you're not referring to GNU+Linux as Linux anyway.
>certain combinations of 1's and 0's are illegal
>frogposter
>>51521770
dumb frogposter
>>51521780
Hello reddit
Well, /g?/
>Use links instead of a ram gobbler browser
>Get pizza
Is it so hard?
>>51521714
>nothing shows up because the entire page is one big javascript app
>>51521703
How can i get the pizza in Windows 10?
Switching to win 10 from mac. Used to use VOX on my macbook. Which music player should I use on win10
>>51521568
windows media player xp edition
>>51521568
foobar. /thread
foobar2001: a music odyssey
>browse /g/ for many months
>/g/ talks about Linux more than anything else, even consumerwhore topics
>say that regular people can use it
>say it's bug free
>say that ubuntu le kicks the ass of winshits and le OSX
>I install Ubuntu
>can't connect to internet some of the time, can't install certain stuff
>install mint
>can't connect to wired internet or most of the time to wireless
>install Ubuntu
>internet works but crashes at startup
So that's months reading alleged /g/ wisdom and only a few days were required to expose it as bs.
I then did some.googling and found the below article, a guy saying he's used Linux a tonne but is leaving it for windows due to it being buggy and unreliable.
http://batsov.com/articles/2011/06/11/linux-desktop-experience-killing-linux-on-the-desktop/
>install arch as first distro
>been using it for a year
>everything works fine
Are people really as retarded as OP or am I just exceptionally smart? Honestly if you fuck up that much with a babby distro then you probably shouldn't be using a computer.
>>51521530
Works fine on my machine, no matter which distro I use.
>>51521530
>Install the 2 shitiest distros on the planet
>Complain shit doesn't work.
Ayy lmao.
Did you went to JavaSchool? Then you be fail.
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/ThePerilsofJavaSchools.html
nicu Engrish desu
>>51521513
Nice Java code currynigger
>pointers
>recursion
>hard
is this guy retared? is he bragging about passing CS101?
pls halp
what do
>>51521394
Nuke your hard drive
install gentoo
Instal ganoo + looney tunes
>>51521394
Get a new computer
>Productivity
Daily reminder that if you don't know what type your function should be returning, you shouldn't be programming
>>51521357
Fuck you and your toy language, whiny ML faggot.
>>51521357
And yet indeed productivity
>>51521357
> if you don't know what type your function should be returning
... then dynamic typing won't help you. It will just delay the inevitable error until the relevant code actually gets run.
Most of the time I prefer static typing, but dynamic typing has one concrete advantage: it doesn't stop you from writing correctly-typed functions just because their type isn't something which the language's type system can express.
Even Haskell, even a hypothetical version which contained *all* of the myriad extensions to its type system, still imposes limitations on types. Whereas a dynamically-typed language lets you tell the language "butt out, I know what I'm doing".
How do I save Netflix video + audio streams to disk? (Basically: how 2 download Netflix stuff)
Screen recorder. AFAIK there isn't a way to break their copy protection directly at the moment.
Install Pokémon Crystal
Doesn't Netflix use a video encoding format whose decoding is hardware accelerated in most modern graphics cards? Could you not just rebuild the encoder in your graphics card to output the encoded version instead of decoding it?
Can you make the country of a flag pop up when you tap a flag on int or pol please? Cheers
>>51521135
Like the country name?
You can view the country name by clicking the menu on the post and selecting "Info".
The material version displays the name besides the flag.
If you meant the image, it is very low res and not very useful to show it any bigger.
Kudos on fast reply
Yeah it would be good for the country as listed under info to pop up (like the thread created notification) upon tapping or double tapping the flag
>>51521142
Is the material version going to be released soon? I am too lazy to figure out Google+ or whatever it is I need to get the beta.
What you think about Tor Browser?
>>51521095
It's dead.
>much anonemos
>such privacy
Hahahah, no. Just curiosity :)
>Guys, virtual reality is finally going to happen!!!
Every time VR is developed, it fails hard. How many of you are falling for the hype? VR is going to be dead in five years, anyway.
>>51521032
I've been saying the same thing since Oculus rumors appeared. It has already failed, and the whole concept been laughed at, by Google no less(with their cardboard. You don't think that thing is serious, right? Right?)
I think it's too early to say whether it will flop or not OP.
Certainly more likely to succeed now than the late 80s/early 90s as the hardware now exists to make a convincing VR simulation possible.
>>51521032
not this time, nigger
it's like tablets. they all failed until the ipad came along.
