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I sick and tired of people not willing to give out more information for their apps, honestly is all likely-hood someone has either thought of it and did it or p
by travisjeffery 18y ago
I sick and tired of people not willing to give out more information for their apps, honestly is all likely-hood someone has either thought of it and did it or passed on it. And this especially goes for (web) apps that are for specific areas, unless you're planning on expanding your service for everywhere I doubt you're going to have a problem.
If your first impression with Python was good then why force yourself to something else? In my opinion Ruby on Rails is better, completely object-oriented, fast, and there are lots of documentation out there as well.
- notdarkyet 18y agoI am sorry that I do not want to give out specifics, but is there a certain issue that specifics would make that dramatic of a difference in? I know that no one has thought of this idea and ideally I would like to expand it into all areas and that is why I chose to refrain from giving details. I should say that I have more concern over the framework itself rather than the language. It would probably be expected that Python would give off a good first impression because of its syntax.