DEV Community: Ayush Kumar Singh

Best boilerplate code websites

Ayush Kumar Singh — Thu, 01 Oct 2020 13:25:28 +0000

Hey, I need help from every one of you. Please share the best place to find boilerplate code for different languages and purposes.

You can enter like this
HTML - https://www.w3schools.com/
CSS - https://css-tricks.com/

The above two are just examples please share like this in the comments. So, your knowledge can be used by everyone in need of help.

can anyone tell how a site like this can be made?

Ayush Kumar Singh — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 14:19:02 +0000

https://activebacklink.com/

I want to create a website like this for days but I am really not getting on how can I create it without any mistakes or problems.

I can create everything in the front end.
- Main problem is how can I create a user authentication system that can store the purchase from a 3rd party like Paypal or this website uses razor pay.

What is the best backend language to learn fast? 😕

Ayush Kumar Singh — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 11:36:45 +0000

I want to learn a database language that can help me to make platforms with full authentication and profile creations but the more I search the more I am getting confused that from where should I start.

Also, In what combination should I learn. For example,

PHP + Mysql
React + Firebase

suggest something like if you can :)

Should I make PWA(Progressive Web Apps) generator?

Ayush Kumar Singh — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 10:55:47 +0000

I am thinking of making a PWA(Progressive Web Apps) generator so that anyone without any knowledge can convert his/her website to a web app that can be installed anywhere.

Here is how I am thinking of making it.

First, there would be 2 options after all the boilerplate details.

WordPress
Custom

If someone chooses WordPress I will recommend plugins so that they can edit

tag details in and then they have to click on the next step.

In the next step, you have added details in simple HTML inputs with a preview on the other side of the manifest.json that will generate after you submit all these details.

Then comes the service-worker step where I am thinking of sharing a simple sw.js for the WordPress users and for the custom code users I will allow them to add their file structure for cache and offline.

This is it in three steps you will see the + button on your browser.

Why I am making this?

When I was learning about PWA and trying to convert my PHP website into PWA it just has a lot of unnecessary details which I think is not required by most beginners.

What is the problem?

Does anyone else has also faced this problem or is it just me who is this dumb? :)