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You do realize you're comparing apples to oranges right? django is a framework, and PHP is a language. You should be comparing django to CakePHP (or whatever)
by run4yourlives 18y ago
You do realize you're comparing apples to oranges right?
django is a framework, and PHP is a language. You should be comparing django to CakePHP (or whatever) or PHP to Python.
Assuming the latter, having gone from C++ to VB (pre-.com) to ASP to PHP to Ruby (briefly) to Python, I really prefer python as a language.
I think mixmax's advice though should be heeded.
- greyman 18y agoIt's OK to compare apples to oranges here, since as I understand it, he tries to decide whether to use "bare" language or a framework.
- DougBTX 18y ago> You do realize you're comparing apples to oranges right? They may be different, but the choice is not orthogonal: you can't choose to use django and php for the same piece of code.