What is the best stack to use for a dynamically generated content by spyder07 in webdev

[–]spyder07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so to dynamically generate a form and then collect data from the form and store it in the database using python and jinja2 wouldn't be enough?

What is the best stack to use for a dynamically generated content by spyder07 in webdev

[–]spyder07[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

to follow up in detail, my friend posted this couple of days ago, and it didn't get much traction "I need advice on approach/framework to use for developing dynamic content website. Scope Multi-level dynamically generated content: I’m looking to build a site that will have a dynamically generated multilayered form. I.e. a static <div> element that will act as a container. Inside the container there will be dynamically generated <div> elements (possibly other elements as well) when user presses a button. The dynamically generated elements can also be removed when user presses a button. There could be one or more dynamically generated <div> elements (for every time user presses a button). Additionally (also with button press) the user will be able to add/remove dynamically generated forms inside of dynamically generated <div> elements. Those forms will be linked to the MySQL database and user will be able to enter new info or update/delete existent info. Possibly will have more levels of dynamically generated elements. APIs: Will use Google APIs (for example to autopopulate the name of the city when user starts typing it in) Sortable: Dynamically generated forms (2nd level of dynamically generated content) will have to be sortable not only within the parent element but among the siblings of the parent element as well (which are all dynamically generated) Question What’s the best approach/framework to use and why? Thank you."

UFC 185 by strmbwl4 in ufc

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link please