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I would stick with PHP and try codeigniter. Going down the 'Rails' or 'Django' path. Ultimately just gives you a new toy. I wouldn't say it was worth it. But th
by taphangum 16y ago
I would stick with PHP and try codeigniter. Going down the 'Rails' or 'Django' path. Ultimately just gives you a new toy.
I wouldn't say it was worth it. But that depends on what your goals are.
Ruby is a nice language though. I do all my non-web stuff in that.
I highly recommend Peter Cooper's Book: Beginning Ruby, Link:http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Ruby-Novice-Professional/dp/1590597664 http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Ruby-Novice-Professional/dp/..., if you'd like to get started with it.
- askar 16y agoI second that...CodeIgniter is really nice with no fuss...Rails is nice too unless you get familiar with it...in the mean time CodeIgniter is your rescue. Simple framework that's quite flexible.