CodeMyst's made a site like that (https://paste.myst.rs), and its source code is public on GitHub; you could take a look at that (assuming you understand D)
#How to upload my EJS website to netlify (NodeJS)
compact sage
crimson sparrow
Maybe try breaking down stuff first try making a simple frontend UI in html (your preferred language) then work with backend like how will the code get stored. You can use HTML, CSS, JS to build that website but yeah you can choose any
elfin chasm
You could make it in C#, or Java, or NodeJS
probably php best and easiest way to do it
junior carbon
probably php best and easiest way to do it
Wrong century haha
I dont see any point in still using php nowadays other than having an headache
I recommend NodeJS
Or if you want it a bit easier maybe Python with like Flask or sth
But thats harder to use for production
glad hornet
I dont see any point in still using php nowadays other than having an headache
This is just as bad of a take as saying php is the easiest, it's still one of the most used web languages no matter if you like it or not, granted, vanilla php, but with a good framework to build on it's definitely not worse than a nodejs based backend
junior carbon
Yeah I was mainly referring to the usability part. I just don’t think it’s the easiest especially when you come from languages that all feature a similar syntax and then comes php.
Obviously it’s still used a lot but that doesn’t make it necessarily good ;)
glad hornet
Same argument could be made about js with it's quirks ;)
junior carbon
Well having front end and backend in the same language helps a lot tho.
And yes js has its quirks but I would still argue it’s easier than php
glad hornet
I wouldn't but that's for a different thread at a different time
junior carbon
There are still a lot of performance aspects that make NodeJS superior
junior carbon
I Never worked with netlify before. Can’t really tell you
rocky anvil