Talent Tracker is a solution designed to efficiently manage employee data within a company. This system uses JavaScript, PHP, HTML/CSS, Node.js, Express.js, Handlebars, and MySQL, to offer a scalable relational database and a dynamic web application for data visualization and analysis.
The Company Database Management System uses a PHP-driven MySQL database, providing a scalable and efficient solution for storing and managing employee data. The system is connected to a REST API, allowing users to perform operations such as creating, removing, updating, and deleting records through an intuitive user interface, optimizing data management.
- Relational Database: Developed a scalable MySQL database using PHP for efficient storage and management of employee data.
- Dynamic Web Application: Implemented a web application connected to a REST API for data visualization and analysis.
- User Interface Operations: Optimized user data oversight by integrating create, remove, update, and delete operations into the user interface.
- Relational Database Design: Utilized relational database principles to scalably structure employee data.
- Database Operations: Implemented CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations to allow users to interact with the database.
- REST API Integration: Connected the web application to a RESTful API to facilitate data retrieval and manipulation from the database.
- Data Visualization: Implemented features to visualize and analyze employee data effectively within the application.
- JavaScript: For client-side interaction.
- PHP: For server-side database operations.
- HTML/CSS: For designing the user interface and styling web pages.
- Node.js: For server-side JavaScript runtime environment.
- Express.js: For building web applications and RESTful APIs.
- Handlebars: For templating and rendering HTML pages.
- MySQL: For the relational database management system.
- Ensure that you have the necessary dependencies installed, including Node.js, PHP, and MySQL.
- Clone the repository to your local machine.
- Navigate to the project directory.
- Set up the MySQL database and configure the connection details in the PHP files.
- Start the Node.js server by running the command:
node main.js
- Access the web application through your preferred web browser using the URL provided by in the terminal.
- Implement user authentication and authorization for secure access to the database.
- Enhance data visualization features to provide more insights into employee data.