I'm diving into a challenging three-year project for school that combines programming with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. While most of my classmates are opting for simpler projects, I've set my sights on creating a user-friendly wiki that explains school subjects in simple terms, like a friendly teacher would. However, I'm facing some hurdles. I need guidance on how to publish a website, connect it to a database so that anyone can contribute, and do all this on a tight budget. I've only published sites through GitHub before, so I'm a bit lost. Any resources or advice would be greatly appreciated! If you know of any communities or Discord servers that could help, that would be awesome too.
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You might want to consider starting with a static website using tools like 11ty. It could make things simpler for you. If you want to keep it interactive later, you can think about letting people add content through GitHub pull requests. That way, you'd have a way to review everything before it goes live.
I didn’t really get much of that, but you’ve got a point! I could begin with just a few static pages and add features later.