Building Our Base System with Page Caching
Apress eBooks · 2007
In this first phase of the project, we’re going to build a basic web comic site that will allow us to upload our comics. Let’s start out by creating a new project named webcomic, using the instructions from Chapter 2. With our basic application structure ready, we need to start thinking about exactly what it is that we want to build. What are some of the key features of a web comic? Obviously, we’ll need to make it easy to upload and display new comics, but taking a look around the web at some of the popular web comics, we can see several other key features that we’ll want to support: The default (home) page should always provide the most current comic. In order to support the site, most web comics need to provide space for some level of advertising. We need to provide an easy way for visitors to navigate previous comics. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.