Hey everyone.
Im putting together a web-development tutorial site (html, css, javascript, .etc) and i want to use php/mysql with it. I have a bit of a problem -- logic would tell me to use one database table for each type of tutorial (a table for html, a table for css .etc). However, that adds quite a bit of complexity to my site that goes beyond my level of knowledge (im a real beginner with php/mysql).
My question is, would there be any decrease in preformance if i just stuck all the tutorials in one table? (Were talking like 250 tutorials total here, averaging about 800 words apiece), as opposed to using sepperate tables.
What would you reccomend? Im looking to hire someone to do the whole site for me if it turns out to be profitable, but until then...
thanks in advance
Im putting together a web-development tutorial site (html, css, javascript, .etc) and i want to use php/mysql with it. I have a bit of a problem -- logic would tell me to use one database table for each type of tutorial (a table for html, a table for css .etc). However, that adds quite a bit of complexity to my site that goes beyond my level of knowledge (im a real beginner with php/mysql).
My question is, would there be any decrease in preformance if i just stuck all the tutorials in one table? (Were talking like 250 tutorials total here, averaging about 800 words apiece), as opposed to using sepperate tables.
What would you reccomend? Im looking to hire someone to do the whole site for me if it turns out to be profitable, but until then...
thanks in advance