Goal: Build features for my site at a semi pro level Question: If the above was your goal, & you had to start from the beginning, what would your fastest way? I’d appreciate guidance from as many coders wrt; what programming language/frameworks/courses/sites/apps/learning systems/processes to follow Pls also consider futureproofing for Wix’s transitions to coding languages/frameworks What have you already tried: I’ve coded many features following tutorials, but as a non coder

Question: How to Display Average Rating from Wix Comments app, on Dynamic pages Requirement Background: I’m using Wix Comments as a workaround to Wix Reviews, as the latter can only be integrated with Wix Stores & not other listing types like services, properties etc Below is a Wix Comments Widget showing the exact component I need. However I want to show that info elsewhere; on the same page or another, via a text box or ideally a Ratings Display element.  [I’m not a coder but have built many features with online resources. I’ve been trying this for months but hitting walls, if y’all can find the way that would be mean a lot.] Specific requirement & attempts: The main challenge of querying & displaying the average rating was finally achieved & confirmed possible. But it only works for 1 comments widget. This is the working code: // Working code for ***backend web module import { Permissions, webMethod } from "wix-web-module"; import { comments } from "wix-comments.v2"; import { elevate } from "wix-auth"; const COMMENTS_APP_ID = "91c9d6a7-6667-41fb-b0b4-7d3b3ff0b02e" export const getAverageRating = webMethod( Permissions.Anyone, () => { return queryComments() } ); async function queryComments() { const elevatedQueryComments = elevate(comments.queryComments) const { items } = await elevatedQueryComments(COMMENTS_APP_ID).find(); console.log("items", items); const totalRatings = items.reduce((a, b) => a + b.rating, 0); const averageRatings = totalRatings / items.length; return averageRatings; } // Working code for frontend import { getAverageRating } from 'backend/comments.web' $w.onReady(async function () { const averageRating = await getAverageRating(); $w("#textbox").text = `Average Rating: ${averageRating}`; }); ⚠️However, the requirement is not yet solved. Now I'm stuck at the following point; as I need this on dynamic pages, all that's needed, is to show the average rating **based on each dynamic page** (using resource Id?) For a coder this should be a very basic modification of a few lines. **1) How can this bit be modified properly? *2) Also, if you can make a substitution to use a Ratings Display instead of a text box that'd be great❤️ GPT's attempt at modifying the basic working code, doesn't work: // specialized GPT's reply to 'Modify the previous code to query comments based on resourceId by querying resourceId' import { Permissions, webMethod } from "wix-web-module"; import { comments } from "wix-comments.v2"; import { elevate } from "wix-auth"; const COMMENTS_APP_ID = "91c9d6a7-6667-41fb-b0b4-7d3b3ff0b02e"; export const getAverageRating = webMethod( Permissions.Anyone, (resourceId) => { return queryComments(resourceId); } ); async function queryComments(resourceId) { const elevatedQueryComments = elevate(comments.queryComments); // Query comments filtered by resourceId const { items } = await elevatedQueryComments(COMMENTS_APP_ID) .eq("resourceId", resourceId) // Querying based on resourceId .find(); if (!items || items.length === 0) { return { averageRating: 0, totalComments: 0 }; // Handle case when no comments are found } console.log("Filtered Comments:", items); const totalRatings = items.reduce((sum, comment) => sum + (comment.rating || 0), 0); const averageRatings = totalRatings / items.length; return { averageRating: averageRatings, totalComments: items.length }; } **Additional info:** API ref: [Velo Deps Wix Comments V 2 Comments Introduction | Velo](https://dev.wix.com/docs/velo/apis/wix-comments-v2/comments/introduction) All this can be tested on your end. All that's needed is the Wix Comments app with Ratings on. Querying is all done from the API directly, & has no connection to CMS collections. Wix Comments doesn't natively have a 'CMS collection', but only a simple page under apps. When leaving comments, better login & do, rather than entering username which can mess up if not proper