I am starting a website for my university... well, not FOR my college, but ABOUT my university. Basically, I am going to make a website where students can log in, discuss their professors, how hard the classes are, share tips for classes etc.
This sounds odd, but I'd like to do something like newegg.com's setup for products. Newegg lists all the categories (Accessories, Motherboards, Video cards, etc) and in place I would have subjects (Business Match, College Writing, etc) and then instead of products, I would use professors. I would feature their photo if avail, people can talk about the professor and rate them based on five stars, just like Newegg. I am running the website from my home computer, using XP Pro (IIS 5.1), MySql, PHP, etc. I have a phpbb that I would probably integrate into the website, but I am just curious how hard it would be to adapt a system like neweggs into an idea like mine. I have a good grasp of html, but don't know much about java or .asp programming or anything else... but I think it would be easy to translate neweggs code into different terms onto my website if that code were available? Yes? No?
This sounds odd, but I'd like to do something like newegg.com's setup for products. Newegg lists all the categories (Accessories, Motherboards, Video cards, etc) and in place I would have subjects (Business Match, College Writing, etc) and then instead of products, I would use professors. I would feature their photo if avail, people can talk about the professor and rate them based on five stars, just like Newegg. I am running the website from my home computer, using XP Pro (IIS 5.1), MySql, PHP, etc. I have a phpbb that I would probably integrate into the website, but I am just curious how hard it would be to adapt a system like neweggs into an idea like mine. I have a good grasp of html, but don't know much about java or .asp programming or anything else... but I think it would be easy to translate neweggs code into different terms onto my website if that code were available? Yes? No?