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I’m currently completing my final year project for a degree. I’m creating a website for my project however unsure of what methodology to use.

Can anyone suggest any appropriate methodologies which could be used?

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You don't really pick methodologies per project or per domain, and web development, from a methodology perspective, isn't really that different from any other kind of software development. Furthermore, in a typical professional environment, you kinda mix and match (yes, I'm doing a bit of Waterfall and I'm not ashamed to admit it) – Yannis Rizos♦ Nov 24 '12 at 14:50

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If you mean methodology as in pattern then the MVC pattern/methodology will not fail you. You need to separate the views/display which is html into templates. The controller will contain methods that are invoked when any url is clicked and the model will contain functionality for updating and querying whatever backend you are using to store your data. If you are referring to technology then you could pick one programming language with a web framework and go with it.Personally I would pick python and use the flask or bottle framework with a host of other plugins.

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