Mix'n'match and the Wikidata game use PHP as a scripting language,
Histropedia uses
ASP.NET. The other I don't know. The MediaWiki software
powering Wikipedia and Wikidata is also written in PHP. But only PHP (or
any other server side scripting language) isn't enough. You also need to
have knowledge of javascript, jQuery, css, HTML, XML, json. I don't know
if frameworks are used and if so which. And always important in
programming is knowledge of OO programming (object orientated programming).
Remko
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Op 23-12-2015 om 18:20 schreef Ádám Harangozó:
Hey all,
I would like to ask about programming web apps using Wikidata. I'm
completely new to programming, and I just started learning Python. My
question is if I would like to make apps like Mix 'n' Match or the
Wikidata Game, or stuff like Histropedia, Tree of Life, and Sum of All
Paintings, what programming languages/skills do I need to learn? Also,
is it worth to start learning how to use frameworks like Django or
Ruby or these come latar? (And if yes, which framework do you think is
suitable?) Thanks!
Best,
Adam
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