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which technologies you using for your startup or project?

9 points by gdhillon 15y ago

Just wondering what other people are using out there for back-end(i.e Python, Java,.NET etc) and for front-end(i.e HTML/Javascript, PHP, ASP.NET etc)?

euroclydon 15y ago
BackEnd: ASP.NET MVC, EF Code First, SQL Server, Mozilla Rhino, Apache FOP FrontEnd: jQuery, 960grid, Google Fonts
MPiccinato 15y ago
Back: PHP with Codeigniter MVC Framework, some Python, MongoDB and Postgres Front: jQuery, jQuery Mobile, HTML/Javascript
riffmaster 15y ago
PHP with Codeigniter framework & jQuery for Sprint.Im
- 404error 15y ago
  I too am working with Codeigniter. Do you mind me asking how you handle payments? Is there a specific library your using or did you write your own?
  - aysar 15y ago
    Interested in the answer too. But i don't think there is.
    - 404error 15y ago
      There is this. -> http://codeigniter.com/wiki/PayPal_Lib/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/PayPal_Lib/ and this -> https://github.com/orderly/codeigniter-paypal-ipn https://github.com/orderly/codeigniter-paypal-ipn I'm looking to charge to post and just need PayPal to communicate back that a payment was successful and proceed with posting. (newbie here)
- MattBearman 15y ago
  Same for BugMuncher, I do love CodeIgniter, shame development of it seems to have slowed up recently. Ellis Labs is focusing all fire power on Expression Engine at the moment methinks.
josegonzalez 15y ago
PHP and ASP.NET are not frontend technologies, or at the very least you should be careful about what you call a backend technology. It is quite feasible to have an entire platform built in PHP - early Delicious was built on Symfony, for example - and not have it touch what people would want to consider "real" programming languages.
cl8ton 15y ago
JQuery & Asp.Net/C# code behind for the front-end C#, Memcached, MSSQL & Lucene for back-end
dawson 15y ago
Rails 3, HTML 5, CSS3, jQuery, MySQL and Redis
Banx 15y ago
Back end - Node JS, Express, MongoDB, Faye Front end - Jade/HTML, Jquery
dgunn 15y ago
Back: Django/Python Front: js/jQuery/html/css All in Aptana
mindcrime 15y ago
Backend: JVM Groovy, Grails, Java, Scala PostgreSQL, JBossMQ, Jena, Mahout, Lucene, Quartz, Camel, Hadoop Front-end: HTML, CSS, Javascript JQuery, YUI Grid
levicampbell 15y ago
Backend: Haskell, Yesod, Arch Linux. Frontend: HTML5, Javascript, and CSS (Provided by Hamlet, Lucius, and Cassius respectivly.)
malandrew 15y ago
Backend: Rails & Node.js Frontend: Backbone.js, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3
harold 15y ago
Backend: Python, Django, Postgres, MongoDB Frontend: jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 Mobile: Objective-c Experimenting with: node.js
coders 15y ago
Web Technology Stack analysis- http://www.tutkiun.com/2011/07/web-technology-stack-analysis.html http://www.tutkiun.com/2011/07/web-technology-stack-analysis...

9 points by gdhillon 15y ago

Just wondering what other people are using out there for back-end(i.e Python, Java,.NET etc) and for front-end(i.e HTML/Javascript, PHP, ASP.NET etc)?

euroclydon 15y ago

BackEnd: ASP.NET MVC, EF Code First, SQL Server, Mozilla Rhino, Apache FOP FrontEnd: jQuery, 960grid, Google Fonts

MPiccinato 15y ago

Back: PHP with Codeigniter MVC Framework, some Python, MongoDB and Postgres Front: jQuery, jQuery Mobile, HTML/Javascript

riffmaster 15y ago

PHP with Codeigniter framework & jQuery for Sprint.Im

404error 15y ago
I too am working with Codeigniter. Do you mind me asking how you handle payments? Is there a specific library your using or did you write your own?
- aysar 15y ago
  Interested in the answer too. But i don't think there is.
  - 404error 15y ago
    There is this. -> http://codeigniter.com/wiki/PayPal_Lib/ http://codeigniter.com/wiki/PayPal_Lib/ and this -> https://github.com/orderly/codeigniter-paypal-ipn https://github.com/orderly/codeigniter-paypal-ipn I'm looking to charge to post and just need PayPal to communicate back that a payment was successful and proceed with posting. (newbie here)
MattBearman 15y ago
Same for BugMuncher, I do love CodeIgniter, shame development of it seems to have slowed up recently. Ellis Labs is focusing all fire power on Expression Engine at the moment methinks.

josegonzalez 15y ago

PHP and ASP.NET are not frontend technologies, or at the very least you should be careful about what you call a backend technology. It is quite feasible to have an entire platform built in PHP - early Delicious was built on Symfony, for example - and not have it touch what people would want to consider "real" programming languages.

cl8ton 15y ago

JQuery & Asp.Net/C# code behind for the front-end C#, Memcached, MSSQL & Lucene for back-end

dawson 15y ago

Rails 3, HTML 5, CSS3, jQuery, MySQL and Redis

Banx 15y ago

Back end - Node JS, Express, MongoDB, Faye Front end - Jade/HTML, Jquery

dgunn 15y ago

Back: Django/Python Front: js/jQuery/html/css All in Aptana

mindcrime 15y ago

Backend: JVM Groovy, Grails, Java, Scala PostgreSQL, JBossMQ, Jena, Mahout, Lucene, Quartz, Camel, Hadoop Front-end: HTML, CSS, Javascript JQuery, YUI Grid

levicampbell 15y ago

Backend: Haskell, Yesod, Arch Linux. Frontend: HTML5, Javascript, and CSS (Provided by Hamlet, Lucius, and Cassius respectivly.)

malandrew 15y ago

Backend: Rails & Node.js Frontend: Backbone.js, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3

harold 15y ago

Backend: Python, Django, Postgres, MongoDB Frontend: jQuery, HTML5, CSS3 Mobile: Objective-c Experimenting with: node.js

coders 15y ago

Web Technology Stack analysis- http://www.tutkiun.com/2011/07/web-technology-stack-analysis.html http://www.tutkiun.com/2011/07/web-technology-stack-analysis...