Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
@24, uh, no. Go read post 21 and then decide your thoughts. Because post 21 was actually nice.
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Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
Ok buddy boy, time to sit in a corner
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Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
Ah, deliberately misinterpreting my posts [[wow]]. And you entirely and completely utterly disregarded everything I said in my post again, because you are the all-knowing sorressean! [not]. Let's see...First: I was not blaming you. I simply
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As I predicted, you blame me for everything in this post and then try to clean the egg off your face. The thing that predicts orders is who likes what, but you've specifically said desktop gets equal orders to web apps. I'm showing you
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The thing is, Sorressean, your manner of "correction" is much harsher than you think it is. Maybe mine is too. Now, let me advise you on something you obviously (or even deliberately!) missed:First, in two, I write: "@joni
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I disregard your posts because they're simply not factual. You skipped 4 of the points in which you were wrong and contradicted yourself with the first, then you take offense at the fact that I call you out for providing misinformation. I don't
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@sorressean, that was, in fact, correct. Yes, web apps are more popular than desktop/mobile apps, but all three are just as popular. If that wasn't the case, then windows would be entirely 100 percent web browser-ish now. So would Linux, And Mac
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@18, I'm different other places. I don't know why that is. But I am. This is the only place where shit hits the fan. It might be the people I talk to on here, it might be something else.
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@16 You can't possibly justify this with verbatim posts from other sites, you can't hope to justify this at all in fact, because you're failing to grasp the points people are making. I wasn't referring to your attitude in this topic, I
Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
@sorressean, that was, in fact, correct. Yes, web apps are more popular than desktop/mobile apps, but all three are just as popular. If that wasn't the case, then windows would be entirely 100 percent web browser-ish now. So would Linux, And Mac
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You made multiple statements here:You "gently corrected" the OP by saying that desktop apps are just as popular as web and mobile apps... To which I stated you are wrong, pointed at freelance sites and moved on.You stated that Python i
Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
You made multiple complaints here:You gently corrected by saying that desktop apps are just as popular as web and mobile apps... To which I stated you are wrong, pointed at freelance sites and moved on.You stated that Python is not used in any
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Actually, Ironcross, I never did any of the proscribed behavior on this topic, or the other topic at the top of this list, until Sorressean came on here and started making me look like I knew absolutely nothing about anything, calling everything
Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
Actually, Ironcross, I never did any of the proscribed behavior on this topic, or the other topic at the top of this list, until Sorressean came on here and started making me look like I knew absolutely nothing about anything, calling everything
Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
Actually, Ironcross, I never did any of the proscribed behavior on this topic, or the other topic at the top of this list, until Sorressean came on here and started making me look like I knew absolutely nothing about anything, calling everything
Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
Actually, Ironcross, I never did any of the proscribed behavior on this topic, or the other topic at the top of this list, until Sorressean came on here and started making me look like I knew absolutely nothing about anything, calling everything
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@ethin no dude, you're the one who needs to grow up. I'm seriously sick of seeing your posts because all you do is put people down, I'm not the most sun shiny person, and I will find problems with things, but I try not to imply the person I'm
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So I can feel better about myself? So I can here myself? What the fuck is wrong with you? That's not why the fuck I post in these topics. No, sorressean, I post because I'm trying to help. I wasn't aware that trying to help, even with a slight
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Here's the problem with your posts. You might know a few things, and that's great. But you tend to speak on things you really know nothing of, which provides wrong information to people. I could really care less if you kept your baseless opinions
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sorressean wrote:I did back my post up with examples of huge companies with lots of capital that use the language and technology you say simply isn't used... What more would you like?And I thank you for that. What I would really like is if you
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@9, well, excuse me for being a "mindless idiot with no education in any field at all," according to you. I didn't know I was that "senseless." I guess now I have to back everything I say up because I'm 15000 percent wro
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I did back my post up with examples of huge companies with lots of capital that use the language and technology you say simply isn't used... What more would you like?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=348724#p348724
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@9, well, excuse me for being a "mindless idiot with no education in any field at all," according to you. I didn't know I was that "senseless."
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From which area are you getting your resources? Some of the largest sites on the internet run Django, but I guess those don't count? Just because a language like php has been around a lot longer and has more out there doesn't mean it's a better
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@sorressean... so your basically telling a new web developer to go with a language that *doesn't* have very many web apps written for it and avoid a programming language that is used in quite literally every sight on the internet that actually
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hellophp is made for web programminglots of web hosts support it, it is really really fast, and you can write anything in web with it(wordpress, joomla, punbb, vBulletin, myBB, and lots of forum systems, chatboxes, blogging systems, shops, etc
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Even if I use python, for web programming I prefer PHP.You can create a website from scratch withouth using frameworks IN PHP.Though the choice goes to you
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Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
I do not jump between languages. I decided for what I will use language for task. But for the web no.
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Re: Web programming. Python vs PHP for work
@jonikster, I'd like to gently correct you on a major point -- that applications get less orders and web gets more. Both get lots of orders; really, the thing that depends on how many orders you get is who likes what. Lots of people like web apps
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