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Title: If you had to represent data on the web... Post by: sago007 on April 22, 2014, 10:25:04 AM ... what framework would you choose?
I am not a web-programmer and I where are a lot of things that I really do not want to care about. However sometimes you want to present data on a website. This seems like something that there should be a standard for yet I have not been able to find a fitting solution. Basically I have: A database Some SQL SELECT statements that selects relevant data I want: To represent them on the web Let the user change sort order/filter criteria Link pages so clicking a field in a table will load a relevant page Because I have little interest in actually learning JavaScript (I consider it the assembly language if the web). My first attempt involved CppCMS, cppdb and gtemplates so that I could use my knowledge of C++. It worked OK, but i would prefer a more language in wider use that other people can read afterwards. It felt quick but I was unsure how it would scale. My next attempt have involved PHP and jqGrid however it involves two languages that I really do dislike. I also did not like that the jqGrid examples contained obvious SQL injections without comments. the plus is that the languages are widely used and I consider it a quality in itself. A good way to create charts with an example form database through php to html would be welcome though. I have looked a little at dartlang that fits with my personal opinion of JavaScript. But I have not found a library that truly fits my needs, so it would require a lot of new code for something I consider a trivial problem. Of course what I really want is a working sample front end for OaStat (http://code.google.com/p/oastat/) because a data is not complete without a working example of how to retrieve them. The current solution with php and jqGrid can be seen on: http://oastat.poulsander.com/oastat.oastatweb4/ and a subpage like: http://oastat.poulsander.com/oastat.oastatweb4/map/pul1duel-oa |