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PHP Database Help

xaverrrr

New Coder
Hello i am currently working on a project, but im pretty new to databases,
im looking for a database for authentications(login/register system) and to save a couple values so pretty basic...
And i was asking what would be better for me: phpMyAdmin or Firebase

Thanks in advance
 
Hey,

PHPmyadmin just shows you what is in your database, think of it like a filling cabinet that sorts your data into something you can read easy without logging into your server.

What you will need is PHP and SQL so PHP will sanatise your data and prepare it to be inserted and SQL will insert it into the database :)
 
Hey,

PHPmyadmin just shows you what is in your database, think of it like a filling cabinet that sorts your data into something you can read easy without logging into your server.

What you will need is PHP and SQL so PHP will sanatise your data and prepare it to be inserted and SQL will insert it into the database :)
Hello thanks for your nice response but my question is whats better to store data for example(logged in users), if its better on phpMyAdmin or Firebase
 
You have more options with a MySQL database than with Firebase. With Firebase, you're locked into their proprietary service but with MySQL you can self host your database on your own server and you have more control / ownership of your data because of that.

You should look into a Content Management System (CMS) if you want to get started quickly. A good one is Wordpress, which comes with user authentication / database handling built in, so all you would need to do is extend Wordpress to do what you need it to do to store the additional data, which is possible by building a custom plugin for Wordpress to handle the data changes you need. Since Wordpress is so large, there may already even be a plugin to handle that for you that you can use / customize.
 

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