Coding/Editing A CMS?

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TyLeR_RuLeZ

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Hi DevBest I Wanted To Stat Developing A CMS.Yet I Have No Idea Where To Start.Can SomeOne Please
Give Me An Idea On How To?Like Where To Learn How To?It Would Be Greatly Appreciated.-Thanks In Advance,TyLeR_RuLeZ:)
 

Savallusion

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Hi DevBest I Wanted To Stat Developing A CMS.Yet I Have No Idea Where To Start.Can SomeOne Please
Give Me An Idea On How To?Like Where To Learn How To?It Would Be Greatly Appreciated.-Thanks In Advance,TyLeR_RuLeZ:)
I'd start with the design (HTML and CSS), but it's also fully possible starting on the PHP side parts at once as well. That would mean, learn HTML, CSS and PHP and you're pretty much good to go!
 

Clit

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Hi DevBest I Wanted To Stat Developing A CMS.Yet I Have No Idea Where To Start.Can SomeOne Please
Give Me An Idea On How To?Like Where To Learn How To?It Would Be Greatly Appreciated.-Thanks In Advance,TyLeR_RuLeZ:)
I learn most of the shit I know from experience. Which I learned from editing a 's HabboEdit.
 

GarettM

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I Use These 12 steps
1.) create core file ex:global or core.php
2.) create necessary directorys
3.) create simple classes cache,session,and account control
4.) create design for cms
5.) create more classes like access control
6.) edit php revise edit delete tidy ..ect
7.) Revise PHP HTML and DIRECTORY's get ride of unnecessary code
8.) create more advance layout infused with javascript
9.) Test Your CMS and Revising
10.) Fix exploits and random errors that could occur ... This part is a bitch..
11.) Test EVERYTHING
12.) if u like u release if u dont back to step 6

Anyways Good luck if u ever need help pm me
 

Gajeel

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You have to learn these 3 important languages you need to have knowledge in order to create a CMS.
  • PHP
  • HTML
  • CSS
The PHP is for the extensive function of the CMS, such as login, logout, registration, echoing usernames, gathering information from database etc., the HTML is for the foundation of your CMS, the way you make partition in your content and lastly CSS - it's where you design your CMS to make it simply stunning and presentable.

As said, you could start with HTML and CSS but you can also start with the PHP parts. Remember to tidy your codes for easier editing and in case you've gone through a mistake you know where to seek the error! :) php.net for advanced/beginner.
 
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