On Saturday 10 Apr 2010 8:53:54 am Natarajan V wrote: > There is nothing which is best or worst. Its on how much expertise > that you have yourself on which language. each have it's own > advantages and disadvantages. If you ask me, I would vote for Java. KG > would vote for python, others might vote for RoR.
right > > > But I found the following (my own observations) > > PHP does not enforce good programming techniques. Hence a lot of > programmers tend to write ugly code that is hard to maintain. right > > Python forces you to write neater code, but if you are bad, it can't help wrong > > It depends on where you want to run your server and for what purpose. > Java might require higher resources to start with, but can scale to a > huge data center. wrong > > Recently Twitter moved away from RoR , because it wasn't scalable > enough. Facebook wrote their own PHP pre-compiler to make their pages > faster (scale up). facebook runs on the pure python tornado server behind nginx > > Finally, I would prefer anything that separates logic from > presentation (MVC / MVC2). MVC is a rails buzzword - it does not mean anything > > Choose something that you are already comfortable with. Stick to > standards and make sure that there is a community to support you. > Learn programming basics first and be very clear about it. This is the > most important part. Programming basics is language independent. > if you know programming - otherwise go for python -- regards kg http://lawgon.livejournal.com _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
