To make Custom Web application is not an easy task, before starting we need to select programming language. Because we need to know that which programming can fulfill the entire requirement? After that we can go further to development.. Any comment on this… Please share your suggestion
Programming Language for Custom Web application Development
Totally depends on what the application is.
Is there a reason for all these vague, open-ended questions?
Bonesnap wrote:Is there a reason for all these vague, open-ended questions?
Indeed, and frankly, php-developer, I was not happy with your response in Differnce between web development and web designing... I mean, you were not at all specific with what you were not satisfied with, and then instead of even acknowledging my request for clarification, you simply declared that a later post was "the perfect answer" because somehow you managed to understand what was written better.
Maybe this is just a language barrier or something, but acting as if people must "satisfy" you and as if you are selecting a "perfect answer" like some kind of judge is not the way to go for an open ended discussion on a topic with no clear right answers.
There was a reason why I challenged you to come up with your own answers in Web Development vs Software Development , but sadly, the other members of this community chose not to hold it to give you the space to actually think and voice your own opinion first.
No, I am not going to answer your question in this thread until you start giving your comments and suggestions. Hopefully, you will then see that you are going to have to frame your questions better, perhaps by providing a more concrete context.
To me, Web Development and web designing are not a different things... I believe that, web designing is a part of web development...
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Bonesnap;10997475 wrote:Totally depends on what the application is.
Is there a reason for all these vague, open-ended questions?
laserlight;10997501 wrote:Maybe this is just a language barrier or something, but acting as if people must "satisfy" you and as if you are selecting a "perfect answer" like some kind of judge is not the way to go for an open ended discussion on a topic with no clear right answers.
I must admit this was my first impression; perfect spelling, though.
Here's Wikipedia's answer:
wikipedia.org wrote:Some server-side scripting languages:
ASP
C via CGI (.c, .csp)
ColdFusion Markup Language (.cfm)
Java via JavaServer Pages (.jsp)
JavaScript using Server-side JavaScript (.ssjs, .js)
Lua (.lp .op)
Perl CGI (.cgi, .ipl, .pl)
PHP (.php)
Python via Django (.py)
Ruby, e.g. Ruby on Rails (open source)
SMX (.smx)
Lasso (.lasso)
WebDNA (.dna,.tpl)
Progress WebSpeed (.r,*.w)
dalecosp;10998187 wrote:Here's Wikipedia's answer:
Of course, that's just Wikipedia; I may have to go over there and fix "*.py" --- you're not required to use DJango AFAIK....
Here's a thought, you should use the language you are most comfortable with and is supported by your technology stack. There isnt much you can do with one language that you cant do with another language as long as they live in the same level of access from core of the os. Meaning C[++/#,] can obviously do more than php/python can because they are more core languages.
On a people level, often when choosing technology stack you should consider what languages can you find more help and other developer in. PHP is very popular, so is ruby and python, You'll have more trouble finding people to help you if you choose pure java to power your app then PHP.
Scalability is also another consideration, i've seen websites go from php to java to c++ to gain performance and stability as their traffic grew. But I wouldnt recommend your personal blog with a whopping 100 people per week be written in c so it can scale well. Php can handle that just fine.