[ubuntu-za] [OT] Web page design
frans
dormakorp at vodamail.co.za
Fri May 6 12:13:05 UTC 2011
On 11/05/06 13:33 PM, Rudi Ahlers wrote:
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> On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 1:25 PM, frans <dormakorp at vodamail.co.za
> <mailto:dormakorp at vodamail.co.za>> wrote:
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> Thanks guys your input were very valuable, I've though about
> Drupal and Joomla actualy but think I would use that for
> publishing the webpages I create...
> dreamweaver and kopete should be in the line of what I were
> looking for, we're planing on using MySql, as the database and
> would also like to use Java or JS, which is where things got
> complicated. :)
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> Frans
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> Frans, do you already have a DB with data, or do you need to design
> one from scratch? If you tell us more about your needs then we could
> make other suggestions, since what you need todo may already exist :)
We are currently using Ms Access and are looking to convert to MySql and
something we could run on browser, therefore the java option, we're
looking at.
OO are a good idea, but I realy want something that would be available
and able to display on a cellphone win pc, linux, etc
> As matter of interest, Open Office could easily interface with MySQL
> as well, so you could use OO as your end-user interface and store all
> the data in the DB. OO doesn't require much programming as such and
> can do a lot of powerful stuff.
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The problem is a project that took 8 years to be developed till date,
much project creep and little documentation, :(
> I wrote a small wine cellar inventory manager in MS Access for our
> wine club many years ago, and then converted it to OO + MySQL later on.
My frontend alone are currently about 350Mb(excludung images) and the
database is about 1GB.
I really wish I knew more about at least Open Office when I started this
project. :p
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