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webdeveloperqx:
1. create your views,

2. create your models ( CRUD) ,

3. create a controller to handle the interaction between your views and the models. ( create the method to handle the update, you can also do an ajax call to a file to get updated models(data) from the database and use a view to render it.

I did not provide code samples, i believe you okay coding with codeigniter, those are the steps to follow.

i hope this helps.

austin4real:
HTC m8 that phone can fry egg

dhtml18:
codeigniter can handle any type of project small or large, but if you are to chose between learning codeigniter and laravel, please go for laravel. But if you do not feel comfortable with laravel, then use CI. Laravel might be more difficult to learn and setup, but it will help you in the long run.

dhtml18:
cakePHP is slow in terms of performance. codigniter and laravel are frameworks like cakephp and can do similar stuffs, but laravel is the most sophisticated of all that 3 - from my own point of view

Remsilla:

dhtml18:
I run my pc 24-7 since I have a stable and everlasting power supply.

obontami:
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obontami:
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DanielTheGeek:
I'd chat him up, ask him to contribute... If you're okay with dropping your contact do it or send your question to shedrach@rangostudios.com and wait for his reply.

DonSegmond:
Learn database table normalization. Learn how to write efficient SQL queries. Learn how to add appropriate indexes. I work with databases that have a hundred billion rows and that's how I do it. Learn the database you use, and how to performance tune and how appropriate parameters can effect the performance. Just these will get you far. The day you have a site with a hundred million users, hit me up and we can talk about sharding and SQL alternatives.

guru01:
Bros the truth is that you don't yet acquire the experience not skills.

There is a tool i use to design my database call mysql workbench very good tool for any DBA.
First of all understand how your tables are related.
Don't get scared but every large number of data started from small.
So as the developer of the project you understand better where you code is not very efficient.
Always ensure you can scale your database.

Urine:
Microservices!

DanielTheGeek:
What aspect specifically, Database Management is wide.

Also note; I'm more of a front-end guy, so my answers may not be really in depth.