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>You’re given these language options: > >1. Ruby on Rails >2. PHP >3. C++ >4. x86 Assembly Definitely not 2.
by de6u99er 5y ago
>You’re given these language options:
>
>1. Ruby on Rails
>2. PHP
>3. C++
>4. x86 Assembly
Definitely not 2.
- dreamcompiler 5y agoIt's funny. I'm a functional language bigot who loves Common Lisp, but for prototyping a basic CRUD site quickly given those 4 options I'd probably pick PHP. It's a silly language but it doesn't pretend to be otherwise and for simple stuff it just works.
- decremental 5y agoThat list omits the hidden fifth and correct answer: Python
- pjerem 5y ago> the hidden fifth and second correct answer: Python FTFY :)
- deergomoo 5y agoEh, modern PHP is pretty good. Sure the stdlib still has warts but that’s largely due to a reluctance to break compatibility. Recent versions are plenty fast enough for the majority of web purposes, it does tons of stuff out of the box, it’s share-nothing nature is a good fit for web services, and for a dynamic language it has a surprisingly strong type system.