Would I be able to code for example a mini Fb website, with the use of C2 & PHP? It would be a lot quicker to do the GUI with C2 though, that's why I'm asking...
Kind of. The problem with C2 is that it operates 100% on canvas, which is distinctly different than how fundamental HTML5 works.
But yes, it is doable-ish.
I am still hoping that C3 does non-canvas layers too, but we'll see.
I'm afraid that so much canvas use would slow the website down.. I barely ever used canvas in my other websites. But well, the website is very much simplistic, I shouldn't worry about that. Thanks gumshoe2029
No, it won't slow it down (assuming you design it properly), but it will make it impossible for Google (or other search engines) to cache sites properly and hurt your SEO rating, and other undesirable effects.
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Well, that's even more horrible :/ Do you think I'm better off coding it entirely?
I am currently using a program called Bootstrap Studio that does most of the HTML for me, but I still have to hand code all of the JavaScript.
Bootstrap Studio is another British startup, and I bought their lifetime license. I seem to have this thing for British startups.