Nasyr wrote

TaylorCTU wrote On the mybb forums then? I used to own a mybb big board.

Yeah I post some free basic themes on there, updated plugins that sorta thing.

Yeah I looked in the big board owner forum and saw your name in there today. Working on a new site so I'll see you around over there lol.

Any further feedback for this would be appreciated.

greate guide

nasyr, this is very good that is indeed update with modern standards as this is what is covered within the current uk college and further with universities

mybb is something i do not see much of these days but honestly one of the simplest forums to implement and build upon that actually allows the user to learn the php side of things too (how i started 5 years ago)

One thing i would have liked to have seen was the @media feature

For those who are not aware the current age of technology allows multiple size resolutions from different displays and how they are orientated ( portrate and landscape )

@media allows the class to have a different layout and style so a website on the desktop will look different from a website viewed on the s8 (chrome then have the show desktop view mimicking a 1920 x 1080 desktop view.

html 5 is a powerful language now that can even tap into the additional accelerators on a mobile device now with the help of javascript however that is to build on from this art of work.

Great post, very helpful thanks..

It's a great topic with some amazing resources.
You should think about expanding upon it a little further with various frameworks such as Bootstrap, Angular, Vue, etc. for some additional reading material.

-Deano wrote It's a great topic with some amazing resources.
You should think about expanding upon it a little further with various frameworks such as Bootstrap, Angular, Vue, etc. for some additional reading material.

I'll look into progressing this further along with the frameworks buddy.

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1. Create a staging env that mirrors the production server.
2. Write actual tests (unit, functional, frontend, etc...) and test edge cases.
3. Clear cache and check application in IE, Firefox, Chrome, and Edge.
4. View error logs and console log (view developer tools on a browser).

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