#Project starting help needed

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Hi, I’m working on a project called “Campus Service Exchange System” a web platform where students can request and offer services like technical help, design work, etc. I know frontend (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap), but I’m confused about how to properly start

Your project idea, “Campus Service Exchange System,” is promising. Since you know frontend (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap), you’re halfway there. For a web platform where users request and offer services, you’ll need to focus on:

  • Backend: Consider learning Java frameworks like Spring Boot to handle server-side logic, database interactions, and user authentication.
  • Database: Use something like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store user profiles, service requests, and offers.
  • APIs: Build RESTful APIs to connect frontend and backend smoothly.
  • Security: Pay attention to user authentication and authorization, possibly with Spring Security.
  • File Uploads: If services involve file sharing, look into multipart upload handling.
  • Deployment: Containerize your app (Docker) for easy deployment or choose platforms like Heroku or AWS.

Start by planning your entities (User, ServiceRequest, ServiceOffer) and the workflows (request creation, response, status updates). Build incrementally: first, user registration/login, then service posting and browsing, and finally messaging or notifications.

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This approach should give you a solid foundation without overwhelming you. Keep testing often!

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