harrywolves Posted February 4, 2011 Share Posted February 4, 2011 Hi I have to create a dynamic website for one of my assesment, but i am really stuck, I was just wondering if people could give me an insight, in what the simplemest website i could make, it dosen't need to be pretty just workable, and it cannot use any frameworks or IDE's or CMS. this is the criteria below: Basic functionalities - Articles can be added and viewed 1 point - Articles can be amended and deleted 1 point - You can search for articles 1 point OO Programming and Patterns - You have used OO programming techniques (inheritance, static methods, abstract classes etc.) when appropriate. 1 point - Your website is based on a suitable Architectural Pattern (1 point for the example featured on the Wiki) 3 points Mobile - A suitable mobile version of the site is available 1 point - Simple device detection + redirection is in place 1 point - Geolocation is used to improve the experience 1 point RSS - The website is consuming (parsing and appropriately displaying) an existing feed. 1 point - The website is dynamically producing its own compliant web feed. 1 point API - The website makes use of an API to offer useful functionality (e.g. search, spelling, social networking, ecommerce, etc.)) Note: Reusing the examples from the slides/Wiki will NOT grant you any points! 1 point for simple use (e.g. widget) 2 points for complex REST/SOAP request Ajax - The user experience is improved by appropriate use of Ajax technology (live search, form filling assistance…) 1 point per Ajax feature, up to a max. of 2 points any help will be appreicated thanks for your time Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/226684-help-on-designing-a-oops-website-please-look/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
thehippy Posted February 4, 2011 Share Posted February 4, 2011 i am really stuck stuck with what? Sounds like a simple blog fits the requirements, pretty standard set of features. Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/226684-help-on-designing-a-oops-website-please-look/#findComment-1169893 Share on other sites More sharing options...
KevinM1 Posted February 4, 2011 Share Posted February 4, 2011 Hi I have to create a dynamic website for one of my assesment, but i am really stuck, I was just wondering if people could give me an insight, in what the simplemest website i could make, it dosen't need to be pretty just workable, and it cannot use any frameworks or IDE's or CMS. this is the criteria below: Basic functionalities - Articles can be added and viewed 1 point - Articles can be amended and deleted 1 point - You can search for articles 1 point This is database interaction 101. INSERT, SELECT, and UPDATE queries. OO Programming and Patterns - You have used OO programming techniques (inheritance, static methods, abstract classes etc.) when appropriate. 1 point - Your website is based on a suitable Architectural Pattern (1 point for the example featured on the Wiki) 3 points Why don't you look at your class wiki for inspiration? Mobile - A suitable mobile version of the site is available 1 point - Simple device detection + redirection is in place 1 point - Geolocation is used to improve the experience 1 point HTML and JavaScript here. Hint: your project should have the same back end regardless of whether it's being viewed on a mobile device or not. Applications are layered software. The part one sees and interacts with should be able to be changed without affecting the underlying system logic. RSS - The website is consuming (parsing and appropriately displaying) an existing feed. 1 point - The website is dynamically producing its own compliant web feed. 1 point Google RSS specs and look up SimpleXML. API - The website makes use of an API to offer useful functionality (e.g. search, spelling, social networking, ecommerce, etc.)) I'm sure you can find a relevant example in your class notes. Not to copy, as it says below, but to see how to do it in general. Ajax - The user experience is improved by appropriate use of Ajax technology (live search, form filling assistance…) 1 point per Ajax feature, up to a max. of 2 points Again, see your class notes. If it's allowed, use jQuery to abstract away the nuts and bolts of Ajax so you can focus on the process not the minutia. Also, just so you know, asking for help on homework is technically against the rules here, and generally frowned upon. See: http://www.phpfreaks.com/page/rules-and-terms-of-service#toc_forum_do_nots Quote Link to comment https://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/226684-help-on-designing-a-oops-website-please-look/#findComment-1169937 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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