On Saturday 10 Apr 2010 10:03:39 pm Natarajan V wrote: > >> Python forces you to write neater code, but if you are bad, it can't > >> help > > > > wrong > > wrong in what sense?
one *can* write bad code in python, but one needs to work very hard on it - and very often it does not work > > >> It depends on where you want to run your server and for what purpose. > >> Java might require higher resources to start with, but can scale to a > >> huge data center. > > > > wrong > > How? back to facebook - at one stage they were deploying 200 servers with 16 gb RAM each and using memcached to put their whole database in 3.2 tb of memory (nginx, tornado and memcached). I do not think that memcached is written in java. > > >> Finally, I would prefer anything that separates logic from > >> presentation (MVC / MVC2). > > > > MVC is a rails buzzword - it does not mean anything > > MVC is not a RAILS buzz word. it has been around even before RAILS. > MVC, MVC2 are the basics of separating presentation layer from > business layer. Infact, if you have this feature, you already have > some kind of MVC with you. You should seriously look at MVC/MVC2. For > all you know, you might already be using MVC/MVC2 ;-). Most plain > PHP programmers will never know it. I am quite sure that I am not using MVC - django describes itself as a MVT (model, view, template) > > >> Choose something that you are already comfortable with. Stick to > >> standards and make sure that there is a community to support you. > >> Learn programming basics first and be very clear about it. This is the > >> most important part. Programming basics is language independent. > > > > if you know programming - otherwise go for python > > As I said... everyone have their choice. If you don't know to code, > anyone can write a bad code in any language. infact most people write > bad code for the first 3 - 5 years of their work exp. :( > most people never stop writing bad code ... my point is that to write good secure code in php one needs to be a brilliant programmer - most of us are not, which is why we are well advised to stick with python. -- regards kg http://lawgon.livejournal.com _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
