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You should probably use a CMS. WordPress is the most popular PHP one.
I'm a fan of Umbraco myself :) -
yeah, this sounds like a job for wordpress (or drupal if you dont hate yourself)
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You would be better served with wordpress. If you wanna learn something new, django does come with an admin interface and you can add stuff from it without using form logins and stuff. It will require more study tho. Why not wordpress? It fits all yo needs
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zymk11027yShit! I just realized what I followed up with has nothing to do with a simple website portfolio!!!! I'm so sorry everyone.
I mean to start another follow up question for another client, regarding an e-commerce site, Ugh...
I am the ID10T and pebkac that your senior's forewarned you about. xP
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Hello fellow Ranters,
I'm in need of some help, I want to try building a small website, like maybe 4 pages worth of work for my uncle. But I'd like to build it in such a way that a non-programmer (my uncle) could upload photos to a portfolio section through an administrative console page. I'm doing this mostly to learn how to build something like this and also as a side project to help out my uncle.
From what I've read, I'm thinking that Angular (maybe?) might be the right way to go about building dynamic pages, but I'm not really sure and was wondering what you guys would suggest? If possible can you please also recommend a place where I can find examples for something like this?
Thank you in advance for your help and recommendations, I really appreciate it!!!
question
web console
portfolio for uploads
how to
plz halp