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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   "Remember folks, just because something performs better spec-wise doesn't mean it actually sounds better. Specs are one thing, psychoacoustics are another." This is an important consideration I think many ignore. There can be variability
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   If your Java experience is with GUI programming, you should be right at home with Google Web Toolkit. You don't need to worry about complicated web-related tasks such as handling asynchronous calls, that is all abstracted for you. You can l
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   Ugh, looks like a Google Docs bug (wont invert the graph when you publish). Should be fixed now.
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pxT7jIffmj3lGdXFcn9hK... The data is highly weighted on certain languages, which is probably to be expected. I'm a bit surprised there are not more Arc, GWT, AIR, or Silverlight based projects going
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   Tcl
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   I thought that might be a bit outside this domain since they are not used to serve or generate web pages. But still useful to know, if someone else wants to make a separate poll..
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   Java (Any other usage of Java, such as applets, backend, JAX-WS/JAX-RPC web services, etc)
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   Yeah youre probably right. I just wanted to separately measure JSF and GWT, but there's so many other frameworks its probably better to simply group them under "Java".
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   by jsjenkins168 19y ago

   EDIT: Added. Can be a catch-all for other Java frameworks not utilizing JSP.
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    by jsjenkins168 19y ago

    Erlang
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    by jsjenkins168 19y ago

    I am very curious about the same thing. All I can guess is there are still hackers developing CGI based web services for their startups. But why...
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    by jsjenkins168 19y ago

    GWT falls under your 2nd option, but avoids some of those CONS. It sends a small amount of javascript to bootstrap the process and determine what browser you are using. It then makes a round trip to obtain the rest of your code specific to
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    F#
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    Hecl
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    Perl
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    Silverlight
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    AIR
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    Flex / Flash
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    ColdFusion
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    Poll: What languages are you using to build your startup?

    24 points by jsjenkins168 19y ago|34 comments
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    Arc
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    ASP.net
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    C/C++
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    Lisp (any other dialect besides Arc)
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    GWT
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    Haskell
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    JavaScript (native, independent of other languages. Can be any framework)
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    JSF
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    JSP (Struts, Seam, or any other framework utilizing JSP)
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    PHP