Useful browser share graphs published by arstechnica today afaik:--
Microsoft and Mozilla's continuing Chrome conundrum
http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2011/06/may-browser-market-share-microsoft-and-mozillas-continuing-chrome-conundrum.ars
Paul
On 7 June 2011 14:00, Jolyon Smith
Hi All,
After going through all the thread related to webdevelopment. I decided to
give a try on ROR. So far it looks ok to me. Just wondering if anyone has
used it to develop commercial application.
I heard many saying ROR is fast and effective. I have no idea of PHP
though
Just wondering.
CLI php is very powerful and very useful too.
There are even times to shell out to it from Delphi or from other environments.
There are existing php libraries (e.g. pdf handling etc etc etc ) that
are just 'ready to go', where setting up in Delphi would be
reinventing the wheel all too much.
I
The whole of both our public admin sites are done ROR, made the change
between 4 5 years ago.
Tim
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Yea, I have been involved in 2 large development programs (as a manager, not
a programmer) in RoR, both quite fast and successful. Works very well in a
SCRUM development environment.
One person mentioned that RoR is hobbled in that there seems only one way to
do things - that is the very idea
Interesting.
My AWStats for May shows IE visitors at 38.2%, Firefox at 33.1%, Chrome
18.2%. That's with 179680 hits.
IE has been steadily decreasing. In April it was 40%, March 41%.
Ross.
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From: delphi-boun...@delphi.org.nz [mailto:delphi-boun...@delphi.org.nz] On
Commercial: http://eco148-88394.innterhost.net/paxscript/
Interesting to see this one mentioned - the newer version of it is
http://www.paxcompiler.com/ by the way and I am a happy user of that script
engine in one of my projects (totally non-web related work). The developer
of it (a Russian
FYI, O'reilly have 50% JavaScript books and video this week - also
includes some HTML5
http://oreilly.com/store/dd-HALFD.csp
Alister Christie
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