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Sorry if its a real stupid question. I need to know that if i were to make a web app for dubsmash in php, which PHP Framework would you recommend and why? Explanation required please. And is it doable using php? And is it doable using PHP?

Sorry again but please explain to me.

Posted 10-Oct-15 9:05am

Frost123

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-10T09:18:00

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You are right. :)
If you want to use PHP don't ask which language you should use. Just use PHP.

Of course you can make it in PHP. PHP is like the mother of web applications. You can do much anything in PHP. If you can't, just write an extension and use it in PHP to do what you want.

Really, this won't be a question of server side... more of client side. So you rather need some good javascript framework(s)...

Posted 10-Oct-15 9:18am

Zoltán Zörgő

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Frost123 10-Oct-15 15:23pm

Which javascripts framework? i was thinking bootstrap for the front end, but theres alot of hype about Angularjs. should i use angularjs or javascript? and isn't it simple to code in some framework rather then doing it on code editors. i'm sorry i'm new to all this. Hope you wont mind answering.

Zoltán Zörgő 10-Oct-15 15:33pm

All of them are javascript (bootsrap is actually more about styling, than functionality, but still). Bootstrap and angularjs are (can be) complementary. You can use them both, but with care: https://scotch.io/tutorials/how-to-correctly-use-bootstrapjs-and-angularjs-together. But you can write everything from scratch in plain old javascript, or jQuery. But I would

Frost123 10-Oct-15 15:36pm

what if I am trying to keep my project simple, just for the sake of workable model rather than a shinny project. Than could I design it simply in bootstrap and achieve my required functionality?

Zoltán Zörgő 10-Oct-15 15:57pm

Of course.
One suggestion: design your application so that the server side is emitting 99% JSON (or raw data, such as resources) and only 1% static xhtml. More precisely: make your php code not to emit any html at all.

Member 12048713 10-Oct-15 15:56pm

Actually I had a similar question.
It would be great if someone here might be of some help to me as I posted it on different forums and wasn't able to get what I was looking for.

Can I achieve the following functionality just by using php and bootstrap libraries.

Scope of my project: 1.The user could record a video of the exact length equal to the sound he/she selected. 2.The user could make an account where his total progress will be shown with all his videos and general info. 3.the server should be able to combine the video and sound together to give an output product.

Zoltán Zörgő 10-Oct-15 16:02pm

Yes, to be short.

CPallini 10-Oct-15 16:25pm

5.

Zoltán Zörgő 10-Oct-15 16:27pm

Thank you