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Revision as of 17:47, 3 October 2020
Journey is built using PHP & Symfony and MySQL, and as time goes on AJAX.
We also use Node & Bootstrap.
The first level of the database Structure is around Alpha and the supporting tables.
| Alpha | Account | Activity | Announce | Article | Country | Share | Dbs | |
| Display | FAQ | Import | Layout | Lists | Menu | Report | Utility |
There is a Table structure we are developing around the idea of an Alpha Record.
| Alpha Table | Alpha Type | Alpha Child | Alpha Info | Alpha Docs | Alpha Day | Alpha Day Docs | Alpha Image | Alpha Map |
| Alpha Type Settings Type |
Going deeper we have a whole other section using the Alpha concept and fleshing it out to provide custom databases.
| Examples | Main Areas | Db | DbAlpha | DbResource | DbThing | Master Tables | ||
| Support Areas | Db Admin | DbActivity | DbConnect | DbCounter | DbErrorCheck | DbLink | DbUtility |
In Journey, this is how we use these tables to build our custom databases.
| DataBases | Administrator | Departments | Housing | Transportation | Maintenance | Post Office | Accommodation | Library |
| Emails | Workers | Security | Kōkua | Projects | Accounts | Support | Courses | Outreach |
