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Old 12-08-2005, 09:24 AM
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Default How do I build my own dynamic CMS using OOP?

As I wrote above, OPP is very good at creating great interface. On a high level it is about making the right data structures, connection classes, set and get methods, containers and iterators on these containers.

Start by using PHP and MySQL. Build your own small CMS. When you are clever at that, you may go to the next step and use Sun Java and “draw” your application. You start by creeping, then walking and at last running.

If you get very clever, you use XP techniques and writes the tests before you write anything else. In a large distributed system, you may need Beta.

The sky, your fantasy and creativity set the limit of your ability to write large dynamic databasedriven systems. I have given you some tools and references above.

Content and code is Queen. Refactoring is King.
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