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For web projects, I still use PHP+Codeigniter. There still aren't good, mature, battle tested frameworks in any other language. If I could, I would gladly rep
by bobby_9x 11y ago
For web projects, I still use PHP+Codeigniter. There still aren't good, mature, battle tested frameworks in any other language.
If I could, I would gladly replace my code base with Python.
Edit: It's pretty telling about the HN community when I simply post an honest opinion about my coding practices, and I am down voted into oblivion.
How are we ever going to actually progress when we can't even talk about things openly and honestly without getting the equivalent of shouted down.
Your feelings may be hurt, but I'm still not going to use Django until it improves.
- kyllo 11y agoHow is Django not good, mature, and battle-tested?
- arien 11y agoI'm a PHP advocate, although I've found Django easy to get up and running for personal web projects. I mostly enjoyed the out of the box admin panel :)
- leesalminen 11y agoI still use PHP+CodeIgniter as well, but to be fair, there are other mature frameworks out there. Django is one.
- ogsharkman 11y agoI'm not against PHP but that statement is flat out wrong. To me it seems a lot of PHP frameworks are building on the frameworks that came before them in other languages like Rails, Django, et al which is a good thing.