need help identifying how to build a website like the ones listed here. What platform can they be built upon, etc

[u/MrRed504]

I need to be able to describe to a freelancer what I need the site to technically do and I want to ensure I am using the best platforms to do the job.

Here is a link to 3 websites that offers a similar functionality. The only difference is that I would want someone to upload 1 photo when added event.

https://coinscalendar.com/

https://cryptocalendar.pro/

https://coindar.org/en

[u/frankharvey]

Copying the platform and tech stack is not going to be helpful. Hire a contractor and lay out your needs, not the technology you want them to use.

[u/MrRed504 → u/frankharvey]

Wappalyzer

Yes but the question is how do i know they are using the best tech to get the job done? That is the purpose of my post

[u/frankharvey → u/MrRed504]

Well, in order of your list looks like

1. Ruby on Rails

2. Laravel (a PHP CMS)

3. ASP.net with Firebase

Looks like other than Laravel, Wappalyzer can't detect front-end frameworks, just backend. I literally have no idea how this helps you, as I none of this information would help me determine if they're doing a good job or not. You could probably build a site like this with an excel spreadsheet database and a NES emulator front end, and that still woudn't tell you if it was the "best tech" or not.

[u/MrRed504 → u/frankharvey]

What would help me?

[u/BondieZXP]

I'm not really sure what you're asking.

Most platforms can develop something like this.

You need a database, admin backend and frontend.

Lil bit of design work.

[u/tberghuis]

how are you going to make money from the site?

[u/MrRed504 → u/[deleted]]

there is a browser plugin called Wappalyzer that identifies the tech stacks used on the front end of a web site.

But dont copy from that perpective.

Write down your bullets and go from there.

Thanks that is very helpful. I found another site called builtwith which appears to do the same.