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>> "At a guess I would say most good developers will no longer willingly program in PHP" -- Please explain? Personally, I don't have a big problem with it. Eve
by iamyoohoo 19y ago
>> "At a guess I would say most good developers will no longer willingly program in PHP"
-- Please explain? Personally, I don't have a big problem with it. Every language has its pluses and minuses. However, what language do you think most developers are interested in ? Also remember that this is not silicon valley.
Also, if you have better ideas, I'm open to it. We need to pick a platform for sure and not to it like Boulder and get everyone there and disappoint some people and ask them to code in something they have never used before.
- portLAN 19y agoRuby has Rails and Python has multiple mature web frameworks (Django is one of them) and both are much nicer to program in than PHP. > However, what language do you think most developers are interested in ? Java or C#, which is why that consideration is orthogonal to your problem. > Also remember that this is not silicon valley. Apropos of --? As for the Boulder situation, my reading wasn't that nobody had used Java before, as you claim; but that "the Java platform" was the wrong choice for web development.