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@bigworld12 That's also an option. had completely forgotten asp.net. I did not mention from the start that it is also because I would like to learn a new language 🤓
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@JKielsgaard I've created some websites with "SparkJava" (sparkjava.com, has nothing to do with Apache Spark), you can write the Backend in Java/any JVM language (I'd recommend Kotlin too). As you're already familiar with Java, I guess that could be a good idea.
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@systemctl cool, I will take a look at that 🤓
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@bigworld12 when you write "include php" do you mean as in use HTML,CSS,js and php together?
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@C0D4 The arduino part is an additional project, but had in mind that there should be some form of API the arduino can call and change data.
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@JackToolsNet I know what I want to do, I probably have not been clear about it 🤓.
I want a kind of profile / cv website and then I would like to add small widgets like arduino temperature later -
@JKielsgaard
If you don’t want to use C# / Java, you could use PHP or nodeJS for the api / rest calls to the arduino and then JS for the passing of data and displaying it to the front end in what I assume is a temperature gauge or charts of some kind.
I would look at what data you want to collect, and then what data you need so you can display it in the form you want. Find a way to bridge those together, almost any web language will get this task done though for the api calls anyway. -
@JKielsgaard then I choose nodejs for Front and Backend
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@Bitwise thanks I think that was the information that I needed, I have never work with web development and want to try to learn the basics and now I have info i research more on.
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
It's not my intention to start a web technology war so be nice do not do that 😁
Short Info: I'm "desktop programmer" (if that word exists) in either C # or Java 😎
question: I would like to create my own website, just simple to start with and maybe expand it later with eg. Arduino temperature meter
I have a look at 2 programming languages that I can build it in, Js or PHP. I just do not know which one to choose, I'm probably the most to Js, but what are the pros and cons of these 2 and / or is there a completely different programming language I have to take a look at?
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