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Q: What's the best tools to build a digg like site in?
Submitted By: Superhero, 50 days, 13 hours, 56 minutes ago
What framework, what language, what kind of servers? Need secure login, speed, caching, low cost, connection pooling, etc.
Please try not to post duplicate answers... if you see an answer that you want to post, just add a vote to it and you can add a note as well. Thank You
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LAMP and PHP
Submitted By: johnnicely ( 50 days, 4 hours, 45 minutes ago )
Why would you want to build another one?
Any site will do well with a LAMP configured server (Linux Apache MySQL PHP), using, of course, PHP for the programming language.
I recommend hasweb.com for hosting.
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web 2.0 toolkits
Submitted By: logic11 ( 50 days, 4 hours, 10 minutes ago )
Most Digg like sites (web 2.0 sites) use AJAX on a LAMP platform. There are a ton of AJAX tutorials out there, and some great libraries (xajax, prototype, rico). As to servers, I use bluehost.com (if you use
http://www.bluehost.com/track/logic11/question I get money, that makes me happy...). They are pretty cheap and have a decent service.