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We're developing a site with complex views and a lot of ajax requests. Will it be better to separate the view into a standalone application powered by a JS framework?
PHP is a server-side scripting language, which means that it cannot be used on the client side.
What you can do is use PHP on the server and use a Javascript framework (like Angular) on the client.
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Hi I started learning web design couple of months ago and I just made my first functional site using HTML, CSS and JavaScript and PHP for my form. I wanted to find out if there is anyway I can transfer my whole site to a CMS without redesigning it. Thanks
You use some frameworks like CodeIgniter or WordPress. These are the most loved and widely used frameworks in PHP.
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This is a very basic and maybe quite general question, but I think it is appropriate to at least ask it here. I have a React front-end and following a tutorial I have also created a node.js backend for authenticating users.
I now want to add a REST API -would I ideally integrate it in the same node server that I already wrote, or are there good reasons to separate my REST API and my Authentication into two different node.js applications?
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I know that Inline Javascript hasn't got many benefits but I would still like to know a couple positives of embedding scripts in the HTML of web pages.Thanks!
It doesn't require an additional HTTP request. (Independent caching is usually more valuable though, and HTTP 2 / SPDY will render the cost of additional requests moot.)
It can been distributed as a single file in lieu of hosting on a real URL (but that's irrelevant on the WWW).
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I have knowledge of HTML, CSS, and Javascript, Do I need any previous knowledge of a server side language such as PHP to get started with and fully grasp Node.js?
What are some of your opinions on whether it is better to start learning node.js
since I already have experience with Javascript or should I learn a server side
language before hand?
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Is it possible to use Javascript to query databases to display text, images and other data and, generally to perform server-side scripting? And if so would you recommend using Javascript to do this or is it better to use PHP, Python, ASP etc?
Did you hear about node.js?
Yes, it's possible.
Recommended? -It depends, as always...
It's definitely possible, see Node.js. Practical? Depends on your situation entirely.
See this question and Aziz's comment for more links.