Hi all: Peter Wayner, writes an interesting article titled 'Dynamic Programming Futures'
Key summary points are: . Language designers pick ideas from each other (PHP from Java,C#)) . People learn a framework (jquery, symfony) . Applications are becoming their own worlds (Wordpress) . Better language technology makes difference (Javascript) . Code embedding capabilities (Javascript, Drupal plugins) . Runtime optimizations (Zend) . Adaptibility for modern architectures (Groovy) . Communities will be more important (Flex) Follow the complete article at this URL link http://weblog.infoworld.com/archives/emailPrint.jsp?R=printThis&A=/article/08/10/13/42TC-dynamic-futures_1.html At Twincling, we've always focussed on a set of technologies that give us technical advantage in the long-term. jquery, JavaScript, Drupal, PHP, PHP extensions for example are key technologies that power the Web stack. Javascript is important for us, since we can "deploy" the same skill while scripting KDE 4 apps or jquery based ajax stuff. thanks Saifi.
