Re: Web application design considerations - a good reference ?
| From: | Sancar Saran | Date: | Tue, 02 Jun 2009 13:58:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Web application design considerations - a good reference ? | ||
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On Tuesday 02 June 2009 07:50:36 am Angus Mann wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I'm working on a PHP project for my own personal business use. It will
> handle billing and invoices as well as payments and time management,
> bookings, appointments and a few more. I may add things like personal
> messaging between the various users and a customer login to check on the
> progress of their accounts.
>
> It is a big project and will probably take a year or so to complete in my
> spare time.
>
> I have made a couple of starts but I have no experience in creating such
> large applications and I find I often end up with spaghetti code. I've
> tried using session variables to keep track of where and what the program
> is doing but there are so many permuations and combinations I found myself
> writing endless streams of if's, and's and or's just to figure out what
> page to display.
>
> The code is not the probblem for me...it's the flow and organization of the
> code.
>
> Can anybody point me to a good book or tutorial that lays down the
> principles and gives some suggestions for integrating the many subroutines
> of a large application? I want to make the code readable and logical in its
> flow, and avoid repetition of code segments.
>
> Much appreciated.
> Angus
Hello,
Use CMS/Framework
like Drupal or TYPO3
All of them have coding principles.
You can follow. Plus they do tons of things.
(authentication. this that)
Your time may cut 3 months.