luxiana wrote: for web you have 2 "standards":
- php
- asp
call me crazy, but that is something i really love about freedom of information.luxiana wrote: cons:
every single person who think that looping info or extracting info from a database feel compelled writing a tutorial on php making it hard to develop good habits and programming standards
no expert myself, but (some experts say) that PHP is a memory pig... so maybe yes.luxiana wrote:
for ASP (developed by $soft) I am no expert but some say taht it is slightly faster than php.
dun get this, care to elaborate? facebook is done in PHP and looks pro enough for me... maybe i am miss reading the line or so, it happens to me a lot lately...luxiana wrote: pros and cons
- more "professional"
good point, also you can use OpenOffice [http://www.openoffice.org/] to do the same; its opensource and free.Strong Eagle wrote:If you want to go "down and dirty" just use Microsoft Word and save as a web page.
well, luckily life is still not ruled by the scientific community (TM) so we all can share our experiences and advises without being "experts".luxiana wrote:hi Hibri2,
1st and foremost I wanted to tell that I am not a pro developer (even though I am looking for someone to help me out on a project right now). I used to dev and design a couple of years ago and developed my own programming habits (and I wrote photoshop tutorial myself!).
well that was part a joke, but... so far my perception is that in singapore java is sort of mainstream for applications, basically all the e-gov, sia, etc.. big local corpos use it as their battle horse.luxiana wrote: to answer all your questions:
- what about Java?
this is not the 2st language that comes up to anyone's mind when it comes to web programming but yes: it is a language that can and is used for web programming. but then: let's add flash, perl, python, coldfusion etcetc... I was just referring to the 2 most widely used languages for web programming.
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