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Improve this questionHey guy's, I have a customer who wants a website to get company's to post their available job开发者_C百科s and work like Monster Jobs. I have no clue what technologies are needed to make a Monster.com clone. I know that I'll need HTML, CSS, and jQuery... maybe PHP and MySQL? Please point me in the right direction, since we will probably have to hire some extra hands and I need to know what I need to get this project started. Thanks.
Two areas:
Client Side
- Javascript/Jquery
- HTML
- CSS
Server Side
- A database
- A server side scripting language
People will debate for ever as to which language/database is better, but there is no right answer (except Access, don't use Access for a backend DB!), pick the language that the person developing it is most experienced/comfortable in.
You'll probably need all those technologies. HTML and CSS, etc. are needed to design the appearance and basic behavior of the site. But you'll also need a database and more significant code running on the server.
You have a number of choices for the code running on the server. My preference is ASP.NET and SQL Server. PHP and MySQL is another choice. And there are many others.
Renzo, I guess you can use the technologies you're more familiar with to create such a job board. Indeed, you need a DB and a bunch of web forms to post jobs from the backend or to answer to a job post submitting a resumé.
Using the languages you're more familiar with, it will lead to release a MVP in very brief.
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