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Given that you know and are happy with PHP then I would stick with it. There is no 'one size fits all' answer to this, I develop in Rails and Perl so I find the
by peterhi 17y ago
Given that you know and are happy with PHP then I would stick with it. There is no 'one size fits all' answer to this, I develop in Rails and Perl so I find them faster to use than PHP and Java (which I am also familier with).
Other people find Java easier to use, it comes down to what you know.
Just a point of caution, the only 'little web apps' that I know of are the ones that got abandoned, what might seen trivial now could grow quite large and the effort made to use a good framework can pay off down the road.
Also knowing a framework de jour is not a bad thing CV wise.
- adrinavarro 17y agoWith "little web apps", I mean, for example, little sites for some little, local companies (from friends!) that just need to keep a news stream, a map or something like for their clients). I help friends to have "decent" webpages, and not those "frontpage-like" webpages.