What I can do now is:
https://github.com/quocmff/gcenter.vn
This is a personal project.
Exactly this is an example of my work.
Sites with many Ajax calls.
I think I should rewrite this spagetty.
I need an advice
I should continue my project until I'm fluent in OOP and then do it with Trongate
or
I should start over with Trongate, with what I know (use static method as function, and only OOP when i need).
Can I start with Trongate while not fluent in OOP?
4 years ago
4 years ago
#1
4 years ago
#2
Hello quangquoc and Welcome to Trongate.
Link does not work gives me a 404 error
https://github.com/quocmff/gcenter.vn
The good news is There will be a Learning Zone coming very soon that will help you learn Trongate.
If you plan to eventually use Trongate, I would start now, post any question in a thread here on the Help Bar.
Currently, the documentation is excellent and will help get you answers to questions that arise.
Dan
Link does not work gives me a 404 error
https://github.com/quocmff/gcenter.vn
The good news is There will be a Learning Zone coming very soon that will help you learn Trongate.
If you plan to eventually use Trongate, I would start now, post any question in a thread here on the Help Bar.
Currently, the documentation is excellent and will help get you answers to questions that arise.
Dan
4 years ago
#3
sorry, I forgot to make repo to public
4 years ago
#4
Ok, so I looked at your github. If you choose to use Trongate, here are some steps.
First, download the Trongate Desktop app, found on the Home page.
Next, open the Trongate Desktop app and Select Create New App.
Follow the prompts and then open your new app.
Most likely, you are going to have to build it one component at a time.
When taking a component and getting it to work in your Trongate app, Try to think Modular, this means portability.
What I mean is that Keep everything in its own Module.
Here is an example.
This means that you can move this module into another app and it will work.
Dan
First, download the Trongate Desktop app, found on the Home page.
Next, open the Trongate Desktop app and Select Create New App.
Follow the prompts and then open your new app.
Most likely, you are going to have to build it one component at a time.
When taking a component and getting it to work in your Trongate app, Try to think Modular, this means portability.
What I mean is that Keep everything in its own Module.
Here is an example.
This means that you can move this module into another app and it will work.
Dan
4 years ago
#5
Thanks djnordeen,
I have read the document many times,
Things became clearer when I watched David's video.
I will improve my OOP knowledge
I'll start over with Trongate.
Can say my problem is solved, thanks again djnordeen!
I have read the document many times,
Things became clearer when I watched David's video.
I will improve my OOP knowledge
I'll start over with Trongate.
Can say my problem is solved, thanks again djnordeen!
4 years ago
#6
There is the new Learning Zone in the Learn Menu.
This is really a great addition to the Documentation.
This will help you in understanding the Framework and how it works.
This is really a great addition to the Documentation.
This will help you in understanding the Framework and how it works.