2009/8/14 AlwaysCharging <[email protected]>:
>
>> If I can give you a suggestion, worry about something when you
>> actually have that problem, not before.
>
> I don't know if I really agree with this.  I'd rather head off a
> problem far in advance of it ever becoming one, which is why I didn't
> want to doom myself at the start.  However, I do agree that it may be
> silly to worry about a (negligible?) speed improvement over an app
> that I haven't even started yet.  I just wanted to make the right
> decision from the start so that I have to never look back and would
> never have to do a complete code rewrite due to the language.
>
>
> And also I agree with your comments about bottlenecks.  I think more
> of a site's performance relies on database optimization more than the
> language itself.  However, I could be wrong.
>
>
>> > I've read a ton of comparisons that compare one framework to another,
>> > and one language to another.  There's so much conflicting advice out
>> > there that it's hard to know what is best.  Did I make the right
>> > choice choosing Rails for my first web project?  I guess we'll see.
>>
>> Depends on the project.
>
> I guess what's solidifying my choice for Rails is that it was pulled
> from a far more collaborative site than Django (which was born from a
> newspaper site).  Although I'm sure both of their underlying languages
> are capable of far more than that, I fear that I'm reduced to using to
> a framework due to my current level expertise (which is none at the
> moment).

You could also say that you are reduced to using a language like Ruby
because your current level of expertise in assembly language is not
sufficient to allow you to program in that.  Using a framework allows
you to build on code written by others to achieve what you want to
achieve without re-inventing the wheel.  Even if you have the
expertise to re-invent the wheel there is no point doing it.

Colin

>
>
>> Welcome.
>>
>>    ngw
>
> Thank you!
> and thanks to everyone else that's chimed in on this thread.
> >
>

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