MySQL

Hello, I am building a website for a school that's used by students to find Zoom meeting links, view their marks, and check course materials. It is also used by the teachers to put the meeting links, students' marks, and course materials.

I created a similar website using HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL. Now I want to implement this project using some frameworks: Next.js, ExpressJS and use PostgreSQL instead of MYSQL

I want to have some advice on whether these are enough to implement my project

Hello, I am building a website for a school that's used by students to find Zoom meeting links, view their marks, and check course materials. It is also used by the teachers to put the meeting links, students' marks, and course materials.

I created a similar website using HTML, CSS, PHP, and MySQL. Now I want to implement this project using some frameworks: Next.js, ExpressJS and use PostgreSQL instead of MYSQL

I want to have some advice on whether these are enough to implement my project.

Dear Team, Please advise the stack to be used for building Chat Applications that cater to billions of users and work on Mobile as well as desktop. I don't want to use Firebase since it is not fitting into my use case of not using third Party Service Provider. I am comfortable with Java/PHP as a backend. Can we consider RethinkDB, MySQL, and GunDB for the application?

Also looking for Push methodology and not polling one for sending Realtime updates.

Regards Sukesh

Hey guys, I need some advice on one thing. Currently, I am a fresher and know HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and, MySQL. Recently I got a client project through one of my friends and he wants me to build an E-learning Management System. Are these skills enough to build an LMS website?

Thanks in advance!! ;)

I have a very limited but significant use case for spatial index in a routing service. I see these indexes not growing beyond 10,000 geometries for the next 1 year and maybe 100,000 for the next 3 years. The solution needs to be approached from a delivery timeline perspective mostly because the use case also comes with a slightly relaxed compute time SLA and cost optimum implementation PoV.

We have chosen R-Tree based index as a suitable choice for our use case. We are already using Aerospike and MySQL in our stack. MySQL supports R-Tree and has good docs as well. I couldn't find anything specific to R-Tree with Aerospike. Also, generally would like to understand from the performance perspective how these two choices would fare with something like Tile38?

Suggestions beside these are also most welcome.

I am a Business Analyst, and just completed my Python course and need to start work on a website. I need to host my site, and I am considering Heroku, PythonAnywhere, or GoDaddy (I have purchased a domain from godaddy). For the site, I will be using Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Django, and db MySQL to start with and then move to PostgreSQL.