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Make A Website Like StackOverflow from Scratch

When someone asks you to create a website like Stack Overflow’s, how much will you charge him as a freelancer?

It really depends on a lot of things, i.e. does the client want every single little feature StackOverflow has? Or do they want a question/answer site with some bells and whistles?The very basics, maybe you’d be looking at about $10,000, but if you want a fully featured StackOverflow clone, with every single little feature implemented and tested, you’d probably be creeping more towards $100,000.The thing with software development is that adding a tiny little feature costs the same in hours as some big critical feature.Somewhere in the middle, i.e. it’s not bare bones, and it’s not absolute feature-parity, maybe something like $20,000 to $30,000.

For a hobby project, how do I make a website like Stack Overflow?

Prepare a proper specificationAnalyze technical requirements and take decision on technical stuffsCreate a design/plan (related to technical part that you're going to use)Start codingTesting and Debuggingbeta version doneYou cannot just get ready and start coding like we do usually. You may take a look at Software development process, Waterfall model.

Is there any developer website like Stack Overflow?

For those who code

How can I create a site like Stack Overflow?

Stack Overflow itself is not open source. But you can find tons of open source alternatives.Stack Exchange clonesIs there an open-source alternative to StackOverflow I can use for internal Q&A?What are the best alternatives to Stack Overflow?Is there an open source alternative to the Stack Overflow model?Ask HN: Open Source Alternative to Stack Overflow?If you really wanna build a site like Stack Overflow, you can hire a lot developers to build one.

Can Node.js be used to build a website like Stack Overflow?

You'll want to use some sort of framework, but yeah, you can definitely make websites using Node.js.Try these frameworks:- http://mean.io/- Socketstream - MeteorBarebones Node.js will make you do a ton of work on your own. You can find a variety of other frameworks and lighter-weight libraries here: Node.js Frameworks.

Where can I get a free template like the Stack Overflow site?

The Stack Overflow template is original to my knowledge and well thought out.There are many clones and searching will reveal a whole list for you.If you need something just for your own product etc, then you could easily use this Q&A system http://www.osqa.net/ which is used on quite a few other sites such as http://ask.sqlservercentral.com/    Justin King (via What template is stackoverflow.com based off?)There's also this other relevant answer: Can you create a new Q&A site following the Stack Exchange template?There's also the option of sailing the seven seas... but seriously, try to do as much as you can do yourself.

Are web developers writing websites from scratch, all the code themselves, or do they use some plugins and other helping sources/stuff, copying and pasting from Stack Overflow?

Seriously, if you want to build an entire website there isn’t really a full version of the code you need on StackOverflow. The codes you will see on that websites are just snippets of code which are either corrected versions of the askers code or provided by the person answering to prove a point. If you ask, “How to build some type of website” in StackOverflow no one will probably take you seriously or waste their time to provide a code.I’ve worked in the website industry as a full-time developer for about 3 years, and still do accept projects once in a while. Some small companies make their website out of wordpress, and if there isn’t any plugin to provide them the feature they’d need, they often hire a developer to create it from scratch.Big companies on the other hand custom build entire web based systems, in my previous company the casino platform is built entirely from scratch, SQL developers designed the entire database, we have a team dedicated for each part of the system, administrative, front-end, API and games. We have QAs, Security Testers, Network Administrators and Systems Administrators. We did use frameworks though which enable us to build the entire systems faster and not have to define every single function that we need every time we need a new website. I assure you the functionality of that platform wouldn’t be able to be made by someone just copy-pasting from StackOverflow. It took a thousand whiteboard drawings, tens of thousands of notebook pages to solve several problems along the way.In the latter part before I left the company, the development team decided to keep files where functions with same functionalities across all parts of the system be compiled and used across all the parts of the system. So that all developers use the same function and have less data inconsistency across the entire system.

Why are people on stackoverflow jerks?

i was on the website stackoverflow asking a question about C# that i did not understand, all i got was a bunch of jerk responses about how i should not be on that site asking such simple questions. is there any reason why people are jerks on a site that is meant to help out people with coding?

How to submit a question on stack-overflow properly ?

i wanna submit a question on stack-overflow but it's indicating an error which is shown in the image (red part) on the uploaded image. its telling me that i am that {{This question body does not meet our quality standards. Please make sure that it completely describes your problem - including what you have already tried - and is written using proper grammar. }}

if anyone please help me in this regard.

Would you pick Java or Python to build a website similar to Stack Overflow (just as an example)? Assume your team has equal experience in both.

Doesn't really matter in that case.Nearly all software is built on personal preference of some sort, language wise.Beyond that, you'll rent a bunch of AWS boxes, and put the software on those. Your team will have ensured that the design can scale horizontally, so if your first box ever overloads, a second can spin up.The language difference then boils down to the marginal difference between maximum users before overload in either language.My guess is it is insignificant.Both languages write web apps. Both have available programmers. Both have IDEs and test runners. Both have structuring concepts.Either. Or any other general purpose language.

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