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I'm going to build a forum from scratch using php for my final project. but my professor told me to add something special in it because "Developing Culinary Forum Using PHP" is not good enough to be accepted as a final project:cursing:. I'm majoring in software engineering so I think I'll add a design pattern as a compliment to my final project but I don't know which one would be best for developing a forum..:rolleyes: can anyone help me by making a suggestion on what would be the best design pattern to use?:thumbup:
thanks in advance..:thumbup:
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Posted 10 May 2011 - 04:27 PM
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Start with your needs, then add the design pattern that supports it.
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Posted 11 May 2011 - 06:32 PM
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A few including more resources below are listed on an IBM document located here: Five common PHP design patterns
You can certainly see the benefit regarding some of them in the creation of your application, can you spot one after looking around that could be good to implement for a forum?
You can certainly see the benefit regarding some of them in the creation of your application, can you spot one after looking around that could be good to implement for a forum?
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