I find DOs servers a bit slower than RamNode though I haven't done anything more than older informal tests. I still prefer DOs excellent admin panel. For quick

I find DOs servers a bit slower than RamNode though I haven't done anything more than older informal tests. I still prefer DOs excellent admin panel. For quick hacks that are a mix of static and dynamic content, like publishing, I still think PHP has the biggest bang for the buck. It's almost always preinstalled and it's so open ended you can custom build a framework tuned specifically for your task. Plus it sucks so openly that you're not gonna spend 40 hours pre-engineering (most products flop anyway). Anything to release or collab on would be Node. So much momentum there. But for simple web stuff I don't see much advantage. For stuff that isn't online and is more number focused I like Q. After the tremendous learning curve and mind melting, it's a much better (and simpler!) conceptual model of data manipulation.